Sentence examples for scaling up through from inspiring English sources

The challenge in building such development-led globalisation is not so much the shortage of big ideas but their scaling up through international collective action.

"The scheme is all about local practices," Petrescu adds, "but it's also about scaling up through regional networks, and changing the way citizens in Colombes and elsewhere think about urban resilience".

In 2000 they should go to 300,000 to 400,000 per quarter and scaling up through the year".

Meanwhile, Taiwan has become a leader in promoting "scaling up" through programs and institutions, like its Industrial Technology Research Institute, which claims it is "spearheading original and innovative industrial research, transfer of technology and product developments".

The theme of this year's meeting, "Scaling Up Through Partnerships," recognizes the rapid expansion of HIV/AIDS programs worldwide.

Meeting Information and Registration Available Online at: www.hivimplementers.com The meeting's theme is "Scaling Up Through Partnerships: Overcoming Obstacles to Implementation".

It is suggested that the FV programme builds on its own success at the community level and begin to scale-up through two or three selected satellite communities near those communities already involved in the programme.

This design enabled all eligible SFHP members to receive ATSM as a benefit and increased the feasibility of scaling up the intervention through recruitment waves, while retaining elements of randomization that help minimize bias.

The scaling up of the HDCFC through the design and test of single stack repeat unit with realistic cell sizes was investigated in this study.

In addition, as the national mental health strategy of Ethiopia is promoting the scaling up of psychiatric services through integration of mental health into primary care [ 7], the graduates will be excellent resources for the health care system.

"You either drive it down now through maximum scaling up of prevention or you spend exponentially more money and energy trying to drive it down".