Sentence examples for sector assessment from inspiring English sources
Lallemant served as one of the international co-leads for the housing sector assessment and preliminary recovery strategy for the PDNA.
Even with expectations considerably lower, the G20 may still lose its credibility as a forum, as clear commitments made in the November summit have been broken, are still to be fulfilled or have been implemented slowly: –Despite committing to do so, no G20 country has undertaken a financial sector assessment program (which is conducted jointly by the IMF and the World Bank).
Senegal: Private sector assessment.
Aquaculture sector assessment, Solomon Islands.
Nevertheless, while these methods may provide limited quantitative information for use in health sector assessment, they can lack sufficient detail to identify major barriers to system improvements.
This effort was the first of its kind ever conducted in NK and the largest-scale health sector assessment conducted in NK to date.
In the private sector, assessments are more drastic.
Thus, gender analysis should be integrated in the humanitarian needs assessment and in all sector assessments or situational analyses as recommended by the IASC (2006) guidelines.
But there is no doubt that the summit's action plan includes a long list of financial sector dimensions to be addressed, including: accounting standards, hedge funds, risk disclosures, financial sector assessments, credit rating agencies, risk-management and stress-testing models, international standard setters, sanctions for misconduct, reporting to supervisors in different countries, and more.
World Bank-led reforms aimed at increasing equity, efficiency, quality of care and user satisfaction did not attempt to resolve the human resources problems that had been identified in multiple health sector assessments.
Country evaluations (in the form of country sector assessments, sector impact evaluations, or strategic evaluations) are focused on the combined performance of a group of related projects or other activities that are aimed at the same development objective within a developing country.
