Sentence examples for ngo for a from inspiring English sources

After graduating from university with a 2 1 degree five years ago, I worked in a bank call centre (one of the worst experiences of my life) before, eventually, landing an internship in a NGO for a year.

When he arrived in Calais, Salem was wearing only a T-shirt and jeans, and had to ask an NGO for a jacket.

The departmental inability to grant permission to an NGO for a small action research study in five districts was revealing about its level of autonomy.

Finally, in 2006, through his aunt's acquaintance with the director of counselling, he managed to get sponsored by an NGO for a three-week training course – and certificate – in 'HIV/AIDS counselling'.

Fourth, this study was done in the context of ongoing service delivery in Burundi, which is both a weakness and a strength: while this is, in general, a desirable approach in order to establish efficient and sustainable assistance, the fact that the children knew the activities of the NGO for a long time may have made them feel more comfortable to discuss their personal experiences.

International talks in Bonn have made progress towards a new global deal on climate change, says the UN, amid calls from NGOs for a faster pace.

The vision that drives the Business Corps is leveraging the skills, efficiency and innovation of the private sector with the relationships, knowledge of local development challenges, and expertise of NGOs for a partnership yielding exponential community development impact.

Given the existing popular market for penile cutting in PNG, a sustainable population-based MC service may justify the introduction of a nominal user fee with a small user fee charged by one NGO for the NSV an observed possibility.

Thus, a small, national NGO asking for a few grand can easily jump through the same hoops as an INGO after millions in funding.

To those who had brief communications with the Lille-based group - including Amnesty International, Anti-Slavery International, the International Trade Union Confederation and Building and Wood Workers' International - it seemed like one of thousands of small NGO fighting for a worthy cause.

When the chance came up to go to Afghanistan with an NGO for six months, it seemed like a great option.