Sentence examples for recreation support from inspiring English sources

Innovation for children UNICEF has been reaching out to communities in new ways, providing recreation, support and education through 'Children's Fairs', day-long events run in partnership with local NGOs that are designed to attract, engage, entertain and educate children and their caregivers.

The group estimates that outdoor recreation supports 6.1 million jobs nationally and produces $646 billion in spending each year.

Factor analysis has clubbed nineteen such services under five factors (named as: entitlement to schemes, hygiene & recreation, cooking support system, ambience, and drinking water & conservancy).

To help children left vulnerable by the tragedy, UNICEF and its partners have created more than 100 'child-friendly spaces', which provide about 11,000 children with recreation, psychological support, counselling and care.

Nearly 4,483 students are enrolled in the 'child-friendly schools', which offer important health and hygiene lessons as well as recreation, psychosocial support and other features that engage the children and their communities.

In particular, excessive inputs of nitrogen and phosphorus result in eutrophication and fundamental changes in trophic state of lakes and streams (Carpenter and others 1998; Dodds and others 2002; Dodds 2006) and the impairment of surface waters for uses such as drinking, recreation, and support of aquatic life (Dodds and Welch 2000).

Nick Offerman The boss on "Parks and Recreation," on supporting actors: In a major film [Christian Bale gives] pretty undeniably the greatest performance of the year.

The city recreation department supports a community center and a recreation center along with a system of 24 parks.

Some waters that have not attained the goal of the Clean Water Act (1972) to support "recreation in and on the water" are used for limited-contact recreation (e.g., fishing and boating) but not full-contact recreation (e.g., swimming and water skiing).

This academic village will provide living arrangements for undergraduate, graduate, and professional students and some faculty, plus dining, recreation, and academic support spaces while serving as a living laboratory for sustainability.

The stated aims of day recreation programs include support outcomes related to social participation, increasing independence, lifelong learning and enhanced support networks [ 51].