Sentence examples for mobilisation of resources from inspiring English sources

Advocacy efforts should be tailored to involve government agencies and policymakers who can inform and shape national development plans and the mobilisation of resources.

In December, the OIC said the Somali crisis had triggered unprecedented aid funding from many OIC member states and an unmatched public mobilisation of resources to provide assistance.

"Achieving the SDGs will require the mobilisation of resources from private sources including foreign direct investment, bank loans, bond issuance, equity and other risk capital and private transfers as well as the use of risk-mitigation instruments," says the report.

Shared and joint commitments by partners from governments, civil society, and the private sector can inspire faster and bolder action, can garner enhanced citizen and media attention, and can contribute to the mobilisation of resources from internal and external sources.

They can press their governments to introduce mechanisms that will help improve global financial transparency and implement suitable regulation to check the murky system that limits the mobilisation of resources for poor countries.

The scale of the mobilisation of resources on the home front, the use of blockades as economic warfare and the threat of invasion all share similarities with Britain's experience of the two world wars.

Achieving such changes requires not only political support and the buy-in of a considerable number of actors, but also the mobilisation of new resources, development of new human resource and information systems, and significant changes in the orientations and everyday practices of frontline providers.

In this paper, we argue that such a system should deliver in four functional areas: stewardship, mobilisation of financial resources, direct provision of nutrition services at times of natural disaster or conflict, and human and institutional resource strengthening.

Botswana's responsible mobilisation of domestic resources to expand educational access and promote conservation tourism has broadened economic opportunities for its people.

The results showed that the perceptual encoding of faces, indexed by P1, and mobilisation of attentional resources, reflected in P2 on occipital locations, were modulated by social anxiety.

"We want people to take on board the private and public contribution to the goals, as well as the mobilisation of domestic resources and revenues, and the importance of good governance.