Sentence examples for nongovernmental development from inspiring English sources

The leader, Selvarasa Pathmanathan, will be allowed to continue his work running a nongovernmental development organization in the north of Sri Lanka, they said, despite being on Interpol's wanted list.

Still, small sums eventually add up, and when you figure in all the checks and credit-card donations from ordinary people flowing into nongovernmental development charities, the money for nation-building aid rises into scores of billions of dollars every year.

Once I was done with my studies at the UvA in 1993, I worked for 2 years for Hivos, a nongovernmental development organisation, thus demonstrating that, despite my earlier hesitations and doubts, I remained committed to the issue of global development.

A national nongovernmental development organization, BRAC (formerly the Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee), provides a variety of services in the area for the social and economic development of communities.

The latter have included nongovernmental development organizations, provincial ministries of health and agriculture, organizations of independent smallholder family farmers, agricultural marketing organizations, research institutes and municipalities (see fuller description of partnerships below and [ 9]).

But this has only tended to compound the confusion: Why would the Department of Defense take the lead in such missions, and not State or Commerce or, for that matter, nongovernmental and United Nations development agencies?

A few weeks ago, I went to Greece with the International Rescue Committee -- (the IRC) -- a global humanitarian aid, relief, and development nongovernmental organization -- to help out in any way I could.

Between 1993 and 2004, Mr. O'Malley established and led the International HIV/AIDS Alliance, which became the world's largest international development nongovernmental organization specializing in HIV and AIDS.

"It would be naïve to think that foreign organizations allot large sums of money to nongovernmental organizations for democracy development," he told the Interfax news agency.

As an American who just observed Thanksgiving in Lima, Peru, where I am working with a nongovernmental organization focusing on development, I read "Good News About Poverty" with interest and more than my usual dose of exasperation.

But the national news media are lively, and the country's many and growing democratic and educational institutions have made Bhutan the darling of development and nongovernmental funding organizations.