Sentence examples for piloting community from inspiring English sources

Piloting community land auctions for publicly and privately owned land.

It focuses on piloting community-based gatekeeping services for orphaned children, children left without parental care and other vulnerable children at risk of institutionalisation.

These CHEWs then joined others from neighboring states that were also piloting community-based service delivery programs for an additional intensive training workshop on key IMCI elements and provision of basic ANC.

Having initiated work on this challenge [ 71] in the course of the collaborative training program that we conducted, our team received funding for piloting community-based research to address these issues (An Ecosystem Approach to Antimicrobial Stewardship: An Ecuadorian- Canadian Collaboration to Design, Implement and Evaluate a Community-based Intervention).

Over the past year we introduced new living wage benchmarks, piloted community-based approaches to prevent child labour, supported local trade unions to negotiate with employers… And this is only half-way through delivering on the bold new strategy we announced last year".

The programme has piloted community-based disease surveillance (CBDS) and completeness of reporting is over 95%.

Key interventions needed UNICEF's response to the epidemic includes a combination of projects from actively promoting behaviour change via social communication, distribution of life saving prevention and treatment kits in emergency areas, as well as piloting community-led water and sanitation projects.

UNICEF supports the Government in partnership with the Ministry of Education and Ministry of Health and Medical Industry in piloting two community based family support ECD Centers.

Government scale-up To improve the national nutrition status, the Government of Nepal, with support from UNICEF, is piloting integrated community promotion of IYCF and Multiple Micronutrient Powder distribution in six districts of Nepal.

Braggadocio is not well accepted in the pilot community, where quiet competence is the expected norm.

"Most of the pilot community don't think it will make a blind bit of difference," Smith says.