Sentence examples for nongovernmental programs from inspiring English sources

Health workers recently returned from H.I.V.-AIDS clinics in Africa and Central America report that nongovernmental programs to prevent mother-to-child transmission of H.I.V. are launched, but that they are embedded in gravely inadequate infrastructures that diminish the chances for success.

Judging by the information from the media, there are many governmental and nongovernmental programs in rural India to train women in skills that make them financially self-sufficient.

Affected populations may also benefit from governmental and nongovernmental programs that provide social and economic support, as suggested by earlier studies [ 55].

Despite efforts to improve legislation regarding IPV, the implementation of governmental and nongovernmental programs, and the actions of various scientific and artistic personalities in media campaigns against violence, the prevalence is still high.

On Monday, Mr. Holbrooke begins a 10-day tour of the region, where he will try to vacuum up as much information as possible, he said, visiting high-level officials and local ones, women who serve in the Afghan National Assembly, military bases, nongovernmental organizations, antinarcotics programs, refugee camps and the perilous tribal region.

7 30 p.m. 2. FEEL-GOOD FOOD Not only are the modern renditions of Laos cuisine at Makphet (Behind Wat Ong Teu; 856-21-260-587; friends-internaddictiverg) addictive, but proceeds at the vocational training restaurant, run by Friends-International, a nongovernmental organization, support programs for disadvantaged youth.

M&L works with ministries of health, national and international programs, and nongovernmental organizations in 27 developing countries to strengthen the leadership skills of health personnel and the management systems that are essential to deliver high-quality health services.

Program monitoring data were collected in paper formats on a monthly basis by program implementing nongovernmental organizations at the site level, which were then aggregated and computerized at the national level.

The nascent EPHT program is attempting to respond to these challenges by drawing on a wide range of expertise from federal agencies, state health and environmental agencies, nongovernmental organizations, and the program's academic Centers of Excellence.

The Bush administration wanted the bulk of its funding to go toward more costly brand-name antiretroviral drugs for treatment programs run by nongovernmental organizations.

It had been preceded by three other banks who themselves had built upon the success of smaller lending programs pioneered by nongovernmental organizations.