Sentence examples for ngos to develop from inspiring English sources
The company partners with NGOs to develop crops most appropriate for local climates that end up in the company's products.
Each year the EU funded hundreds of training sessions, conferences and workshops throughout North Africa and the Middle East aimed at bringing together NGOs to develop coordinating mechanisms, and promote discussion and debate among them at both the national and regional levels.
Although there are no formal diplomatic relations between the United States and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), nonetheless there have been constant attempts by U.S. academia, friendship organizations, and NGOs to develop and promote educational interaction and exchanges between the citizens of these two countries.
The Center will work with five expert NGOs to develop an international Roma Civil Society Network designed to exchange best practice on the topic: Romani CRISS in Romania, the European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC) in Hungary, Life Together in the Czech Republic, Integro Association in Bulgaria, and Greek Helsinki Monitor (GHM) in Greece.
We recognize successful employment and training programs are often designed together with employers and workers, and we call on the ILO, in partnership with other organizations, to convene its constituents and NGOs to develop a training strategy for our consideration.
"We are 30 years old and the goals are for 2030 and our society and planet depends on them being achieved". He noted that the capabilities the organization had developed over the last 30 years, such as in engagement with CEOs of companies and NGOs to develop collaborative solutions to sustainability objectives, gave it a strong foundation to contribute to this global agenda.
Therefore, in order to address the Prosopis invasion problems in the study area, attention should given by GOs and NGOs to developing small-scale irrigation or water harvesting technology, by organizing farmers into watershed cooperatives.
Her focus changed towards the use of IT in addressing the challenges of HIV/AIDS and she started with a group of students and colleagues an NGO to develop mobile phone based application to support HIV positive people during their treatment.
During 2014, fellows at the GWHT Center worked with staff at WISER NGO to develop and found an engineering club at the WISER secondary school for girls in Muhuru Bay Kenya.
Santé Sud, a French NGO, which is partially funded by the European Union and private donors, provides technical and financial support to the "Rural Doctors Association", a Malian NGO, to develop and implement strategies to attract and retain doctors in rural and remote areas.
Through the VCA study, Ministries and NGOs need to develop specific programs for disaster preparedness -- identifying responsible sections of their organization and implementing them.
