Sentence examples for mainstreaming initiative from inspiring English sources

Attitudes and self-awareness When a senior Unesco official feels no shame in telling me bluntly that he's bored of debating the gender mainstreaming initiative, there is grave cause for concern.

"The very positioning of Bonsucro as a mainstream initiative I think established it as looking for minimum requirements rather than cutting edge or leading requirements", he says.

In the Netherlands, where it is legal and has been tolerated for decades, a mainstream initiative supported by more than 100,000 people seeks aid in dying as an option for all those over 70 who are "tired of life".

Attention to sustainability, replicability and mainstreaming:  Future initiatives similar to AGEI would benefit from a closer linkage between central government actions in support of girls' education and the wide variety of innovative strategies being promoted at the community and school levels.

He argues that mainstream initiatives buddying up to big brands tend to have low barriers to entry.

Evaluation of the HEHA Strategy thus requires a Māori lens that can examine how Māori-specific and mainstream initiatives have involved Māori and improved Māori health outcomes.

SKOPJE, 24 May 2015 - Representatives from all kindergartens in the country, the Ministry of Labour & Social Policy and UNICEF with support from the Government of the UK today presented the results of the initiative "Mainstreaming respect for diversity and multi-culturalism in early childhood development".

SKOPJE, 24 May 2015: At an event with representatives from all kindergartens in the country, the Ministry of Labour and Social Policy and the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) with support from the Government of the United Kingdom presented the results of the initiative "Mainstreaming respect for diversity and multi-culturalism in early childhood development".

It's these tactics that prompted Consumers International to urge companies to "mainstream sustainable initiatives throughout all its coffee brands, not just PR-friendly niche products".

Despite the ubiquity of e-Participation initiatives, efforts in mainstreaming social media-based and citizen-led political deliberations are still limited.

In Africa, several attempts are underway to increase women's capacity through budget initiatives and gender mainstreaming in economic policies.