Sentence examples for organizations development from inspiring English sources
A third said that through CSLTs, "several people in Kakuma have come up with small scale business schemes, community-based organizations, development groups and creative events that have reduced over-dependence on agencies".
The paper draws on documentation of REDD+ policy events, policy texts and 23 in-depth interviews with members from government, civil society, research organizations, development partners and the private sector.
The research motivation lies on: (a) harmonization and adaptation of the universities curricula programs to the real organizations specific needs, and vice-versa, (b) satisfying the needs of real organizations development based on human resources advanced competencies.
By virtue of your presence here today – the joining of government officials, civil society, faith based organizations, development partners, the media and children themselves – I recognize there is a deep commitment to end violence throughout Papua New Guinea.
Excellencies, Ministers responsible for Civil Registration, Ministers of Health, Experts and colleagues from regional and international organizations, development and civil society partners, Ladies and Gentlemen, All protocol duly observed I sincerely thank the Government of Côte D'Ivoire for hosting this conference.
This paper brought the policy process and organization development disciplines to develop a conceptual framework to trace the levels, linkages, and influence of various organizations and actors in the policy process.
By the late 1930s the human relations approach had developed into a concept known as "organization development".
She later worked as a management consultant conducting marketing and organization development projects.
A. I'm not a trained business or organization development person.
His mother is a coordinator in the New Jersey State Police office of employee and organization development and of the office of law and public safety in Trenton.
She was working for an American aid organization, Development Alternatives Inc., or DAI, that carries out projects in Afghanistan under contract with the United States Agency for International Development.
