Sentence examples for mobilization and implementation from inspiring English sources

Major stakeholders included civil society organizations with perceived roles of advocacy, community mobilization, and implementation.

These include planning, coordination, resource mobilization and implementation of programmes contributing to enhancement of national capacities, so that all children in the country enjoy their rights.

We divided costs into traditional budgeting categories (personnel, supplies, services, training, capital, contingency), as well as campaign element (e.g., planning, community mobilization, and implementation).

Monjane stresses that supporting NGOs and donor agencies need superb (and not easily acquired) skills in management, planning, mobilization and implementation.

It was found that all 34 of the district M&E Officers who participated in the site visits were engaged in M&E-related activities; however, almost one quarter of the Officers (8/34; 24%) were also engaged in non-M&E activities such as community mobilization and implementation of HIV programmatic initiatives.

Successful resource mobilization design and implementation require close collaboration with other sectors, particularly with the Ministry of Finance, to make sure that the new financing mechanism is fully synchronized with economic growth and that HIV investments yield returns in the form of higher social benefits.

Consequently, there is a need to focus on identifying barriers and then developing and evaluating evidence-based interventions to support knowledge mobilization and effective implementation [ 25].

This information is essential for mobilization of resources and implementation of specific policies to reduce MMR.

Three themes emerged from the results: community identity and implications for engagement; capacity and readiness for community mobilization and consequences for implementation; and impacts on participants.

UNICEF also trained health workers nationwide, supported social and community mobilization and supervised the implementation of the campaign.

The key lessons learnt from participation in supplementary vaccination activities for polio eradication and measles control include the importance of good planning, understanding community needs, good social mobilization and supervision during implementation.