Sentence examples for local development projects from inspiring English sources
Local development projects focus on animal husbandry.
ADRA, who has been working on long-term local development projects since 2008, now has three response and recovery projects approved with the assistance of various overseas donors.
The 30-year-old charity offered free legal advice for the poor, backed small local development projects and aided women, Reuters reported.
Disregarding Chiarelli's explicit guidance, Steele and his staff dramatically cut spending on local development projects that didn't directly relate to security.
About 20 percent of the shares are supposed to go to community trust funds, which in theory will pay for local development projects, and company employees.
The World Bank Institute carried out a project in the Indonesian village of Desa Ban, to enable people to discuss local development projects, such as a road, a kindergarten, water and irrigation projects and a women's savings and loans programme.
The government has tried to respond and has high hopes for a local development project, the Praille Acacias Vernets, which is converting office space into housing.
The visit was organized in the framework of the EU-funded "Mitigating social consequences of labour migration and maximizing migrants' involvement in local development" project.
Scenario 3 dealt with the communities close to the airport, which demanded (1) an extended nighttime ban of aircraft or (2) a stronger co-financing of local infrastructure development projects.
In fact, there are many established organizations that have been spearheading great, local capacity development projects for years, from Kenya's iHub to Coders 4 Africa's tech training and certification program.
The theory of participatory development confirms this finding by saying that participation is not confined primarily to the involvement of local communities in development projects, but concerns the development of organizations in which local people can articulate their interests and defend what they treasure (UNDP 1993).
