Sentence examples for ngos address from inspiring English sources

Although international negotiations, governments, and NGOs address deforestation as a climate change driver, we feel that deforestation should be discussed more thoroughly in industrialized nations not only because climate change impacts are transnational, but also because through globalization deforestation is tied to the developed world's demand for resources.

The participatory approaches used by Civil Protection, the University of El Salvador, and a cadre of NGOs addressed the knowledge gap through inclusive training and education programs--especially for individuals who opted not to resettle and remained within the uninhabitable zone.

With a grant from Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, CHF International, an international NGO addressing urban poverty in India, is providing technical and financial support to help LabourNet become a self-sustaining enterprise.

How can businesses collaborate (with other businesses and/or NGOs) to address child labour issues?

But the localisation of aid is still resisted, at a time when local and national NGOs must address humanitarian needs within increasingly complex and protracted crises.

It also supports the work of NGOs to address SAM.

UNICEF was one of the international agencies working with local NGOs to address this humanitarian crisis.

The findings of this study reveal limited capacity of district based NGOs to address rights issues.

As part of a UN Joint Programme on Preventing Violence against Women, we have worked in partnership with the Institute of Psychology, the Centre for Gender Studies, schools and NGOs to address gender roles and gender-based violence through conducting research and introducing new school programmes and youth-led community activities", emphasized Michel Saint-Lot, UNICEF Representative in Serbia.

Aid and Islam in Transnational Muslim NGOs, Petersen addresses these questions by choosing as case studies four of the biggest transnational Muslim NGOs: two Gulf-based NGOs (International Islamic Charitable Organization and International Islamic Relief Organization) and two UK-based NGOs (Islamic Relief and Muslim Aid).

The World Food programme (WFP) is working with Caritas, a local NGO, to address this.