Sentence examples for increased resource allocation from inspiring English sources

The alternative strategies that most public health workers are advocating, is the universalization of health care and for increased resource allocation in the health and nutrition sector.

We need to advocate for changes in policies, increased resource allocation to the health sector, and stoppage of harmful practices that kill, injure and violate the rights of women and children.

We suggest that, in C. mckeyi, the increased resource allocation to reproduction towards the south, and the associated reduction in worker production, translate directly into reduced colony survival.

One approach that is central to promoting health equity is advocating for increased resource allocation in under-served areas to expand access to health facilities, services, and goods.

Increased resource allocation to root growth is thought to increase water acquisition and therefore adaptation to drought (Chimungu et al. 2014).

Monitor and analyse budgets The monitoring and analysis of national budgets from the perspective of their impact on children is a promising approach to promoting increased resource allocation for children and maximising its effective use.

Its tray system "improves agricultural yields without increasing resource allocation", said Scott Bryan, Imagine H2O's chief operating officer.

The government and development partners need to increase resource allocation to ensure availability of these health system inputs in Moroto and Napak.

Thus the magnitude and inequity in burden of malaria requires more evidence that will motivate the policy makers to increase resource allocation to malaria control and at the same time ensuring the equitable deployment of such resources.

During the time period of our study, although some PCTs were in deficit, the context was one of increasing resource allocation to PCTs so PCTs were making marginal investments rather than disinvestments.

This culminated in the 2001 World Health Report on global mental health, with an urgent call to increase resource allocation and service provision for mental health in primary care settings globally [ 2].