Sentence examples for indigenous private sector from inspiring English sources

Yet over the past 20 years, an indigenous private sector has taken root in Poland and in other countries in the region as more people have acquired capital.

The excitement around the sustainability of Nigeria's current economic development and growth is rooted in the fact that this movement is being initiated, driven and maintained by indigenous private sector investments.

"The EIS process has involved consultation with a significant number of stakeholders including elected representatives, federal and state government agencies as well as non-governmental agencies, local councils, Indigenous representatives, the private sector, public organisations and local residents," he said.

The inclusion of ordinary citizens -- poor, female, Afro-Brazilian, indigenous, middle class, private sector -- in multiple forms of political participation and economic production has deepened Brazilian democracy.

Persons from 50 countries attended, including delegates, NGOs, indigenous persons and the private sector.

With the active participation of civil society, the private sector, indigenous communities and other groups, there are significant opportunities for the cross-sector fertilization of innovative new solutions and approaches to sustainable development.

The New York Declaration on Forests, launched at the UN Secretary General's Climate Summit in September, also shows the way forward for a global climate agreement, with clear roles for forest countries, developed economies, civil society, indigenous people and the private sector alike.

The IYP 2016 is engaging key players, including farmers, researchers, academia, the private sector, indigenous people, and their representatives in country-driven activities throughout the world.

The participants, who included representatives from government, academia, civil society, indigenous peoples and the private sector, discussed the value and use of the VGGT in Central African Republic and identified legal actions to improve governance of tenure.

Ten years later, the platform convenes local participants representing forest industry, NGOs, community groups, indigenous organizations, government, and the private sector on a regular basis.

The International Year of Quinoa is being implemented through the collaborative work of governments, UN agencies, research and development agencies, non-governmental organizations, producers associations, rural communities and indigenous peoples, academia and the private sector.