Sentence examples for practitioners for development from inspiring English sources

The program included small group consensus meetings with physicians/nurse practitioners for development of guidelines and, for nurses, a one hour training session to acquaint them with the guidelines.

To return to the short term, however, our study may have a more practical use for development practitioners.

For development practitioners working on women's empowerment, no matter where it is in the world media is ignored at our peril.

Since then, the development and dissemination of improved cookstoves has been one of the key areas for development practitioners in government, volunteer organizations, and research laboratories[2, 3].

As attention increasingly turns to the sustainability of rural water supplies - and not simply overall levels of coverage or access - water point functionality has become a core concern for development practitioners and national governments, especially in Sub-Saharan Africa. Sub-Saharan Africa

It is expected that participants will produce a set of key policy action messages that can evolve into a road map for development practitioners, governments, academics, civil society partners and the international community for the next five years.

Ending Violence Against Women - Programming for Prevention, Protection and Care, UNFPA, 2007 This booklet, intended primarily for development practitioners, summarizes principles derived from 10 case studies undertaken by UNFPA in Bangladesh, Colombia, Ghana, Kenya, Mauritania, Mexico, Morocco, Romania, Sierra Leone and Turkey.

Recognizing the importance of cross-fertilization, UNICEF is currently looking into making selected innovations, lessons learned and good practices available to external audiences, mainly for development practitioners and country level partners.

Seventy-five Theatre for Development practitioners from 15 countries, plus 30 locally based participants, are attending the global workshop from 5-11 July to focus on defining principles and strengthening practice in Theatre for Development with the aim of more effective community engagement for positive social and behaviour change.

One group that has received significant support in the media is Tostan, an NGO that that continues to receive accolades from both the mainstream press and development practitioners for their groundbreaking work on using new approaches in their Community Empowerment Programs.

Improving the educational attainment of the 153 million orphans and other vulnerable children worldwide is a key goal for development policymakers and practitioners.