Sentence examples for mobilization of development from inspiring English sources

Despite the resistance of some stakeholders to the creation of further structures for global health, an environment of ambitious optimism had been created by the resurgence of corporate philanthropy, with its substantial mobilization of development resources through the global health initiatives, and the demonstrable achievements of the AIDS antiretroviral treatment roll-out.

"This requires a mobilization of more development-related forms of assistance," he said, or Syria's crisis could drain the resources for humanitarian disasters in other parts of the world.

The increase in blood glucose is usually correlated with the mobilization of glycogen and development of a status of hyperglycaemia.

The WHO Global Code of Practice on the International Recruitment of Health Personnel should be enforced in order to strategically govern the mobilization and development of a national HRH.

Conducting appropriate analyses requires the development and mobilization of professionals and NGOs with expertise in the area of health systems in emergencies, similar to what has been advocated for in the conduct of field mortality surveys [ 9].

Community development and social mobilization of the pastoral people in the Cholistan desert can bring some economic development, as for example Indigenous Livestock Breeders Association (ILBA) of livestock keepers in Baluchistan which assists in strengthening the community.

The main role of the Federal Ministry of Health is the development of policy including guidelines; resource mobilization, capacity development activities and technical support to regions.

Our results showed that financial innovation in the financial system can accelerate the economic growth of Bangladesh through positive improvements in financial development and the mobilization of economic resources.

UNICEF should facilitate mobilization of more funds from funding and development agencies.

Haploinsufficiency of Hdac2 in the absence of HDAC1 in the epidermis led to strongly impaired epidermal development due to mobilization of epidermal stem cells, hyperproliferation and increased differentiation (Winter et al. 2013).

The authors propose that this reduction is due to altered flower bud development and/or inadequate mobilization of stored metabolites.