Sentence examples for more harmonization and from inspiring English sources

There are several groups of health research funders, such as the Heads of International Research Organizations (HIROs) and Enhancing Support for Strengthening the Effectiveness of National Capacity Efforts (ESSENCE), that could bring more harmonization and alignment in funding for global health research.

The early 2000s again saw the creation of a Sector Wide Approach (SWAp) in the health sector arguing for the alignment of all available resources to one agreed upon Health Sector Strategic Plan (HSSP) and more harmonization among donors [ 38].

Improvements should be made in order to obtain better data, and there should be more harmonization of the data collection techniques to establish a reliable epidemiological database.

We welcome the move towards more harmonization of Data Protection laws in the EU which will help create legal certainty and confidence for companies to operate.

As a consequence of the Bologna Declaration of 1999, which aims towards, amongst other things, recognition of degrees [ 17], medical education in Europe is moving toward more harmonization.

Surprisingly, there is hardly any information publicly available on HIROs' objectives, or on how it aims to achieve more harmonization in the field of research for health.

In addition to improving household energy use and emission estimates, there is a need to work toward more comprehensive data harmonization and sharing in this specific issue area.

If the new government in the US proves to be more sympathetic to the harmonization and alignment agenda, PEPFAR may also evolve further in these directions.

On the other hand, the EU goes much further with principles such as mutual recognition and harmonization, and covers more areas of services regulation than does the WTO.

In general terms, this alternative would focus on less intrusive non-discrimination and mutual recognition rules, and avoid more sensitive harmonization efforts.

The only way to go is to pursue more mutualization and harmonization of our policies.