Sentence examples for ngos education from inspiring English sources
Efficient progress in SCP can be only achieved by a systematic struggle of producers and consumers, incorporating members from other interested groups, such as governments, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), education and science institutions, the media, etc.
While the secular NGOs operating schools for Syrians encourage girls and boys to coexist in the same classrooms regardless of their ages, for some faith-based NGOs, education for Syrian refugees should be based on Islamic values segregating girls and boys in secondary schools just like the Imam-Hatip schools in Turkey.
A feed back meeting was held in Zambézia with various NGOs, education officers including school and School Cluster directors, gender units/GEM and PRONES staff.
Regarding coverage, several strategies have been considered, including the participation of Producer's Associations, NGOs, education and training institutions and external cooperation to assist the largest possible number of producers by means of training and extension on specific themes.
Armin Luistro and Department of Education officials, teachers, NGOs and education advocates, PIDS Senior Research Fellow Jose Ramon Albert and UP-Diliman Professor Clarissa David cited DepED's works in the passage of the Kindergarten Law (2011), implementation of the K-12 programme and the 4Ps (Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Programme) project as the major contributors to the progress.
Efforts of many humanitarian NGOs in education provision may be futile and palliative rather than being a durable solution for the education problem of the refugees, considering that the education given in TECs greatly prepares the children for repatriation rather than integration.
For financial NGOs, finance education is as important as the financial service itself.
Those countries' NGOs and education officials, says nComputing chief executive Stephen Dukker, are catching on to the same technology trend that's sweeping through the IT industry in the U.S.: virtualization.
Therefore, to unveil the scope and rationale of faith-based NGOs in education services for Syrian children, we will first have a look at the socio-political context of the country under study.
When talking about role of faith-based NGOs in education provision as humanitarian aid, we should bear in mind that it is a very complicated subject that makes generalizations difficult (Ferris 2011).
Similarly, consumers are turning away from packaged foods, not because of government regulation, but because they are becoming convinced through NGOs public education campaigns that fresh foods are healthier.
