Sentence examples for ongoing capacity building from inspiring English sources

Upstream approaches of integration include developing policies and practices to support health literacy initiatives that are culturally appropriate and sensitive, ensuring organisational development and ongoing capacity building opportunities for health staff.

Intensive TB screening programs at all CTCs, and ongoing capacity building strategies to support service providers in identification and prompt management of TB cases, are possible factors for the achievements in a reduction of TB cases.

However, there is a need to improve ongoing capacity building measures.

This kind of ongoing capacity building is especially important, given that most health care workers in rural and resource-limited settings have relatively limited formal education and very limited continuous skill-building opportunities [ 31].

Throughout 2009, ongoing capacity-building and monitoring efforts have strengthened the ability of the facilitators to promote adolescents' participation and conflict resolution.

Through training schemes for laboratory workers, medical staff, community healthcare workers, and veterinarians, we are providing an ongoing capacity-building role and have provided support for several potential outbreaks and atypical clinical presentations in both the human and animal communities.

A similar system in Rwanda, that broadly and comprehensively builds capacity for health professionals throughout the country via distance-learning, could be an effective addition to the ongoing capacity-building programmes [ 20].

This was done as part of UNICEF's ongoing capacity-building support for the police's Child and Gender Protection Unit at both national and district levels, other aspects of which support include in-depth orientation on child protection issues and the pertinent legal and policy framework, psychosocial care and support techniques and stress management.

Compare indicators measured in the ongoing MAG-UNICEF capacity building project with the indicators recommended for training needs assessments by IMAS and edit ongoing and future project indicators as necessary.

A major focus of Dr. Bartlett's ongoing work is capacity building at the Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Centre in Moshi, Tanzania.

This paper outlines the broad range of activities undertaken by the consortium, including science and engineering achievements, contributions to the ongoing policy debate and capacity building.