Sentence examples for management capacities of from inspiring English sources

The intervention is a capacity-building programme that seeks to improve management capacities of health managers at district and subdistrict levels through periodic classroom-based teaching and mentoring support at the workplace.

This cooperation claims to be an effective tool in enhancing management capacities of participating authorities.

The public needs to trust the integrity and 'information management capacities' of the government or other involved organizations, as well as trust the infrastructure and those managing the infrastructure.

Overall, the study assesses the vulnerabilities of Algiers when dealing with climate change and natural disasters up to 2030, and proposes a set of recommendations to improve risk management capacities of the Wilaya of Algiers.

The project therefore aimed to improve the management capacities of CBOs using both formal and informal methods of knowledge dissemination such as discussions, meetings and training.

The WHO Regional Office for Europe has adopted health system strengthening as an approach to support emergency preparedness and enhancement of crisis management capacities of member states and this approach supports and complements the organization's toolkit (WHO Europe 2012a; WHO Europe 2012b).

Apart from addressing regional irregular migration through awareness raising and building migration management capacity of countries in the region, the IOM should also be facilitating the formalisation of labour migration agreements between these countries.

The proposed framework is expected to function as effective tools for minimizing the risk of LNG projects and maximizing the management capacity of practitioners.

In order to evaluate the moisture management capacity of porous polymeric materials such as fabrics, a new test method and an instrument called the moisture management tester (MMT) have been developed.

Despite the sophistication of some of the proposals, the recent IOTC review suggests that the regulatory and management capacity of the IOTC does not match the science and enforcement requirements appropriate to these recent proposals.

This paper has its roots in a belief that the more complex situations are, the more regional development is dependent on the leadership and network management capacity of key individuals.