Sentence examples for other development organisations from inspiring English sources

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Alaoui had previously worked with the UN's refugee agency, among other development organisations, to "humanise refugees with photos".

According to Suleiman Kafero, the NUDIPU's programme assistant on disability and HIV/Aids, most materials being distributed by other development organisations did not cater for disabled people, despite this group being particularly vulnerable to sexual exploitation and infection.

Humanitarian and other development organisations are calling for replicable self-sustaining solutions to shared micro-utilities to ensure equitable modern energy delivery to energy-deprived village communities.

However, participants typically interact with government, civil society, academic institutions, the private sector, UN agencies, donors and other development organisations in working towards children's survival, protection and development goals.

And what other cyber threats are development organisations vulnerable to?

NGOs are no more immune to corruption than companies in other sectors but for development organisations it can be especially harmful and have a knock-on effect on reputation, funding and donations.

Qualitative data include key informant interviews as well as a series of questionnaires with managers and key researchers at ICDDR,B; with other research collaborators; key funders; and potential users of research output, including policy makers within the Ministry of Health, Government of Bangladesh, and other national and international development organisations operating in the health sector.

Development organisations or other actors trying to reduce post-harvest losses need to work out where to invest their efforts.

And with the majority of the world's poorest people living in middle-income countries, how should aid donors, civil society organisations and other development actors engage with rising inequality within countries?

Listening were the chief executives of several large water-using companies including Coca-Cola, Nestlé, PepsiCo and SABMiller; the presidents of international partner organisations such as the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and the Intra-American Development Bank; theadsads of German, Swiss and US development organisations among others; and the heads of key NGOs such as WWF.