Sentence examples for sector assessments from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

In Latin America, the need to improve the performance of the workforce had been pointed out in many health sector assessments conducted in the 1970s and 1980s by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), the World Bank (WB), other agencies and independent researchers.

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).

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.

Furthermore, sewage treatment capacity available in terms of installed capacity all over Iraq is just 17 per cent of the total sewage flow generated (UNICEF commissioned Water and Sanitation sector Assessment in Iraq in 2000), for Kirkuk this figure is nil.

The difficulties of the Ghana Food and Drugs Board in monitoring and addressing counterfeit and substandard drugs have been highlighted in a recent private health sector assessment by the World Bank.

PEAR consists of three components: the distribution of non-food items, school rehabilitation, and multi-sector assessments.

–,, A series of health systems and private-sector assessments in the OECS found that overall management capacity in the region is limited and few officials have planning or health financing backgrounds.