Sentence examples for mobilising additional resources from inspiring English sources

Strengthening of hospital management committees and mobilising additional resources locally were also identified as important solutions.

In recent debates about the growing financing needs for health care in Zambia, there has been a preoccupation with mobilising additional resources, particularly from outside.

This will require a willingness to adapt elements of design (such as the team leader cadre) and mobilising additional resources for the strategy at national level.

In 2008, the Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative (TBVI) was established in the form of a public-private partnership with the support of the Health Cooperation Programme within the Seventh Framework Programme for research in order to mobilise additional resources for this important area.

It received a considerably larger per capita allocation of the national HIV conditional grant in 2005/6 than the other two provinces, but in contrast did not mobilise any additional resources (either externally or from the provincial government budget) for the programme (Table 1).

This study also highlights that for PITC to be optimally provided countries should be prepared to mobilise additional human, material and structural resources, which can be a challenge in resource-limited settings.

The surge capacity of hospitals with recent dengue outbreaks varied; those that could mobilise additional staff, beds, laboratory support and resources coped best in comparison to those improvising a coping strategy during the outbreak.

However, credibility is enhanced by the option of being able to mobilise additional assets at any time without delay.

The objective is to increase national investment in agriculture as well as mobilise additional international resources.

While the most stringent of measures should be taken against unscrupulous and unethical milk companies, WABA calls urgently for renewed support for early, exclusive and continued breastfeeding, and for additional resources to be mobilised to make this possible.

Money "The collective commitment by developed countries is to provide new and additional resources amounting to $30bn for2010-122010-12eloped countries set a goal of mobilising jointly $100bn a year by 2020 to address needs of developing countries".