By the early 1990s, long-running international development efforts aimed at creating a higher-quality television signal had converged on digital transmission in place of traditional analog radio waves.
International collaboration, like that between Nicaragua and CAMH, is an essential part of fostering long-term development aimed at narrowing the mental health treatment gap.
The international development agenda must aim to eliminate private schools, not champion them.
Backed by leading organisations from private philanthropy and international development, the partnership aims to unlock one billion dollars to tackle child undernutrition in some of the world's poorest countries.
Follow us: facebook.com/uniceftanzania twitter.com/UNICEF Twitter: #endchildmarriage #DayoftheGirl About UNFPA United Nations Population Fund UNFPAA) is an international development agency that aims at delivering a world where every pregnancy is wanted, every child birth is safe, and every young person's potential is fulfilled.
The goal of this collaboration is to establish public infrastructure on an international scale and examine other developments aimed at establishing toxicogenomics databases.
National Universal Salt Iodization Programs in the region - supported by governments, salt manufacturers and international development organisations - aim to make sure that all families have access to iodized salt by 2005.
Tuesday's summit, which was attended by the UK home secretary, Theresa May, and the international development secretary, Justine Greening, aims to end FGM and child marriage within a generation.
Andrew Mitchell, the UK secretary of state for international development, has stated his aim to direct funds to agencies with "a proven track record of delivering results".
Soil and water conservation structures, promoted by local and international development organizations throughout rural landscapes, aim to increase recharge and prevent degradation of soil surface characteristics.
The dilemma faced by graduates who are setting out on a career in the international development sector is pretty stark: do I aim for an entry-level job in the sector and then study for a masters, or get a masters under my belt and then aim for a more specific role in the sector?
