Sentence examples for local governance development from inspiring English sources

Patterned on a program first established in Iraq, the PRTs assist and advise Afghans in economic and local governance development.

Coordinate this activity with various projects (including those of UNDP, but not only) on local governance development.

There is already a draft Law in the Republic of Srpska, which is an important achievement: this should be followed through with for FBiH in cooperation with the UN and other initiatives in support of local governance development.

If these are multisector, then ensure that this is reflected in the names of the Commissions (into which MMBs are formalized) and Action Plans 4. Ensure a better and in-detail coordination to achieve synergies with UNDP (and other) programs on local governance development.

The majority of development funds should be funneled to leaders to strengthen local governance and development and pay the militias' salaries.

The new face of war, called counterinsurgency, requires the old virtues of courage and teamwork; it also requires skills in local governance and development and "people friendly" projects.

Second, by bringing with them project and conceptual tools learnt from experts, CorpsAfrica volunteers contribute to the professionalization of local governance in development practices.

(On July 2nd, a fortified office compound belonging to DAI was attacked by Taliban suicide attackers in the northern city of Kunduz, in Afghanistan, resulting in the deaths of four security subcontractors, including a German, a Briton, and two Afghans. DAI was said to be on a U.S. government contract assisting with "local governance and community development").

The World Bank explains the purpose of the project as follows.It strengthens community participation in local governance and develops local capacity to design, implement, and manage development activities.

Apart from influences of national policies and local governance practices, the development of the partnership was also the natural outgrowth of building a local health care system from the scratch.

Professor Adam Auerbach's (American University) research and teaching interests include the political economy of development, local governance and representation, and comparative political institutions, with a regional focus on South Asia and India in particular.