Sentence examples for mandated to coordinate from inspiring English sources

Brand Kenya, is a state agency mandated to coordinate marketing initiatives for the country through distinguishing Kenyan products, services and concepts.

CSIR comprises 14 research institutions, employs ~3,800 staff and is mandated to coordinate scientific research across the country as a whole.

As the lead agency for polio communication in India, UNICEF was mandated to coordinate Pulse Polio activities and liaise with the government but had limited field implementation capacity at the start.

The situation for sanitation remains of considerable concern, and represents a considerable challenge to the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry, which has been mandated to coordinate sanitation issues across the country.

[[ 15], p. 60] The NCVHS called for "a new senior position" within DHHS with the "resources and mandate to coordinate all efforts for the NHII, internally and externally and in both public and private sectors".

However, the present study did not appear to endorse other strategies such as the formalization of coordinated responses or a legal mandate to coordinate responses.

On paper, the existing agency also had a broad mandate to coordinate government efforts to identify counterintelligence threats, but several officials said it had failed to live up to that role.

"The core approach of the National Ocean Policy is to improve stewardship of our oceans, coasts, islands, and Great Lakes by directing government agencies with differing mandates to coordinate and work better together," said Representative Norman Dicks (D-WA).

UNCST is therefore limited in delivering on its mandate to coordinate.

Following the Heads of States Summit in September 2011, the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) received the mandate to coordinate national and regional strategies to end drought emergencies.

A national-level institution, with the mandate to coordinate all research activities, mobilize funds to support priority research, disseminate key findings, and advocate at a policy level, had been under discussion in Zambia since 1999.