Sentence examples for indigenous capacity from inspiring English sources
Currently, we go in to help and we end up trampling indigenous efforts and stifling the emergence of indigenous capacity.
About the Filmmakers: Lilian Painter and Robert Wallace are conservation practitioners focusing on developing indigenous capacity for management of ancestral lands.
As a former Peace Corps volunteer, Fulbright Fellow, and Echoing Green Fellow, Matthew has worked extensively in sub-Saharan Africa, in partnership with local groups, to develop indigenous capacity for deploying renewable energy technology.
This contributes to a diminished indigenous capacity to manage risk, and the poor accounting of social capital leads to misrepresentations of the types of risk communities face (Davies and Bennett 2007).
We strongly believe that building scientific and technical capacity in developing countries will help local scientists define and choose their own development options, acquire indigenous capacity to create human capital and appropriate institutions for development, and, finally, have a more equitable voice in international affairs.
Yet some governments remain wary that such investment will lead to the 'development trap': a flood of cash that results in heightened corruption and largesse without building indigenous capacity, knowledge, management skills, or that allows movement up the global economic value chain.
The Programme assists Member States of the United Nations to establish indigenous capacities for the use of space technology and its applications.
The program focuses on delivering tailored approaches that recognize and build upon partner countries' indigenous capacities.
Any intervention will need to build on current indigenous capacities and be implemented within the context of cultural and religious beliefs and practises using a community based approach that is accessible to all persons with disability.
Our study indicates that governments should initiate technological policy for technology development, and firm managers should improve indigenous innovation capacity.
I share some of our work on collaboration with youth, NGOs, and technologists in India, Nepal, and Bhutan, and highlight some of the challenges in trying to create indigenous design capacity in places like these.
