Sentence examples for level taskforce from inspiring English sources

This High Level Taskforce has done its work over the last year by consulting experts in health and financing and now has a set of recommendations around which there is real consensus forming.

Dr. Kanyoro also serves on several International Boards and working groups including the Aspen Leaders Council, the UN High level Taskforce for Reproductive Health and the boards of CARE, IntraHealth and CHANGE.

Similarly, the High Level Taskforce on Innovative International Financing for Health Systems was created in September 2008 to help fill national financing gaps to reach the health Millennium Development Goals in low-income countries.

The Platform was established in 2009 on the recommendation of the High Level Taskforce on Innovative International Financing for Health Systems (TIIFHS), and is intended to act as a mechanism to accelerate progress towards the MDGs.

The high level Taskforce on Innovative International Financing for Health Systems has called for an additional $10 bn per year of external assistance by 2015, as well as substantially increased domestic public financing for health [ 45].

For the eighth linkage, using estimates of the High Level Taskforce on Innovative International Financing for Health Systems (Taskforce), the DAH architecture would need to raise and allocate US$50 billion annually [ 21].

Delaying the age at which a girl marries is "smart investment", according to an independent high-level taskforce of advisers on population and development.

A high-level taskforce to examine whether the creation of a banking standards board can restore confidence in bankers after mis-selling scandals and the Libor rigging affair has been set up by the industry.

They noted many assessments of the threats to national security posed by climate change may be an underestimation, and called for a "high-level taskforce to examine risks associated with climate change and national security".

The High-Level Taskforce on Innovative International Financing for Health Systems HLTFF) recommended that by 2009 low income countries should allocate at least US$444 per capita to deliver an essential package of health services.

Member states emphasize that, it is logical to consider both the Abuja Declaration target of 15% of the government budget allocated to the health sector and the recommendation of the High-level Taskforce on Innovative International Financing for Health Systems to allocate at least USD44 per capita to deliver an essential package of health services [ 19].