Sentence examples for mobilization monitoring from inspiring English sources

Since its inception, it has been revolutionizing social mobilization, monitoring and response efforts.

KAMPALA, Uganda, 14 March 2012 – U-report, a new communications technology developed by UNICEF Uganda and launched in May 2011, is revolutionizing social mobilization, monitoring and response efforts.

Example from the field: Kampala, 13 March 2012 – U-report, a new communications technology developed by UNICEF Uganda and launched in May 2011, is revolutionizing social mobilization, monitoring and response efforts to address human rights issues throughout the country.

U-Report: Revolutionary Technology for Development (T4D) from UNICEF Uganda U-Report Website Example from the field: Kampala, 13 March 2012 – U-report, a new communications technology developed by UNICEF Uganda and launched in May 2011, is revolutionizing social mobilization, monitoring and response efforts to address human rights issues throughout the country.

Major contributions from the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS include global prioritization of HIV/AIDS and resource mobilization, epidemiologic monitoring, advocacy for treatment in low-income settings, and promotion of sound policies.

Cells were washed and calcium mobilization was monitored by flow cytometry.

BCR-induced Ca2+ mobilization was monitored on an LSR II cytometer (Becton Dickinson) as described (Engels et al, 2009).

Cells were stimulated with the TP agonist U46619 (1 μM) and changes in [Ca2+]i mobilization were monitored as a function of time.

The intracellular Ca2+ mobilization was monitored using a fluorescence microscope (IX83 system; Olympus, Tokyo, Japan) equipped with a band-path filter set (FITC; Olympus).

In 2005, UNICEF and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention implemented and evaluated the Reaching Every District (RED) approach, an intervention designed to improve key components of immunization services including planning, outreach, community mobilization, supervision, and monitoring, in select districts of Assam, India.

On the ground, health workers from UNICEF, WHO and other agencies will provide technical support to the government, including logistics, social mobilization, training, and monitoring and evaluation.