Sentence examples for partnerships and programmes from inspiring English sources

Kait Sheridan, director of partnerships and programmes for the Centre for Innovation & Social Impact, 92Y People love images and relevant human stories.

Paul Ellingstad, partnership and programme development director, sustainability and social innovation, HP Paul leads the ideation and start-up of strategic partnerships and programmes within HP's sustainability and social Innovation team.

Kait Sheridan, director of partnerships and programmes for the Centre for Innovation & Social Impact at 92Y Sheridan helps to develop and scale innovative programming across all of 92Y's multi-disciplinary areas.

Hitendra Solanki is the partnerships and programmes manager for Action Against Hunger UK and is also a mindfulness teacher and the founder of The Mindful NGO Join the community of global development professionals and experts.

Debo Akande Debo Akande has worked in international development for 10 years and has led several global partnerships and programmes Nearly everyone in development circles is interested in finding ways to engage diaspora communities to support development in their home countries.

These partnerships and programmes are providing a lifeline to Colombia's children, the lifeline of education.

"The world has seen progress in child survival and with the right partnerships, policies and programmes, even more can be achieved," said Ms. Veneman during a press conference in Geneva.

Warwick already has an excellent reputation for collaboration through its work with business and industry, as well as its international academic partnerships and overseas programmes in Africa and India.

Through these partnerships and training programmes, UNICEF is working to ensure all children receive the nutrition they need now while equipping communities to feed their youngest members in the future.

Our systematic presentation of the randomised evidence for 16 neglected tropical diseases might help to prioritise research and advocacy efforts and provide a way to measure whether public-private partnerships and incentive programmes for research and development are succeeding in expanding the treatment options for these diseases.

Figure  1 illustrates the partnership participants and programme goals of the Neurology MEPI programme directed by PI Dr. Elly Katabira at MakCHS.