Sentence examples for its technical cooperation from inspiring English sources

He is the Harvard-trained Chief Economist at the United Nations, also responsible for its technical cooperation programs.

Its technical cooperation projects have a dominant but not exclusive geographical focus on Latin American and Portuguese-speaking African countries, and on the agricultural, educational, and health sectors.

The study was funded by Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) through its technical cooperation project, the Project for the Reinforcement of Health System in Senegal.

Promote a competitive market by favouring procurement from the private sector over procurement from government entities, government controlled enterprises or Vendors receiving government subsidies, except when the latter is the only viable option or would result in substantial benefit to the Organization or to the beneficiaries of its technical cooperation activities.

The ILO said the Qatar government had made substantial progress on its three-year "technical cooperation programme" to ensure "compliance with ratified international labour conventions as well as achieving basic principles and rights related to work in Qatar".

The outcome is particularly important when aid is bilateral or when it is technical cooperation.

"Russia has never made a secret of its military-technical cooperation with the Syrian Arab Republic," she said in a statement posted on the ministry website and carried by state-run media.

With regard to the institutions of German development cooperation subject to this review: German Technical Cooperation (GTZ), with its 67 country offices, is the main technical implementing agency on behalf of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ).

In Cameroon it is the German Technical Cooperation that supports the development of software applications for HRH management to be used by the HRH department of the MoH.

Yet, in spite of its relatively small size in monetary terms, technical cooperation has considerable visibility and political significance, being a major instrument of Brazil's contemporary foreign policy [ 9].

But it's a full suite of technical cooperation agreements including shared work on food, wind power, extreme weather, and nuclear energy.