The phrase "scaling up activities" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used when discussing the intensifying of an activity or increasing the activity to a higher level. For example, "We decided to scale up our marketing activities to reach more potential customers."
A strategy paper leaked from the bank in 2011 recognised that the increase in project size "may seem somewhat at odds with the goal of scaling up activities in areas where many potential projects – such as solar, wind and micro-hydropower... tend to be small".
However, NDS also have scaling up activities, such as the aggregation of results, and the analysis of the implications of these results.
· Continue to evaluate whether systematic MRE coverage is adequate and consider scaling up activities to reach more students.
One of the preliminary conclusions of the SWEF ongoing research is that health workforce planning must be strengthened in the context of scaling up activities [ 11] (O. Smith, personal communication, 2004).
Wherever security and access permit in Bangui and elsewhere in the country, UNICEF and its humanitarian partners are scaling up activities to provide violence-affected families with emergency assistance.
Those five countries that had earlier pilot programs, initiated with support from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation 10 and aimed at integrating disease-specific NTD control activities, are referred to as the fast-track countries because they could begin scaling up activities immediately; additional countries have been brought into the program progressively.
A key ingredient to programmatic success is applying lessons learned from the pilot to further scale up activities in Kenya, as well as regionally.
The first National Prevention Strategy for youth was produced in 2007, and a coordinating team has been set up in order to harmonize and scale up activities.
UNICEF launched the Woman to Woman Initiative in 2007 with partners to scale up activities that reduce the risks and vulnerability of women and girls to HIV.
Finally, especially in the case of Africa, efforts to improve harmonization of aid and to scale up activities have increasingly focused on utilizing the health-related MDGs and other indicators as the benchmark to strengthen the health system.
However, those actions are quite limited and will not yield much result unless successful fundraising helps to scale up activities to reach as many youth as possible across the country and on a consistent basis.
