Sentence examples for sector coordinator from inspiring English sources
CB is a veterinarian and a livestock specialist working as the livestock sector coordinator at FAO in Somalia at the time of the study and now working at FAO office for Central Africa.
UNICEF was appointed as Sector Coordinator in the areas of Water and Sanitation, Nutrition and Education and became the focal point for Child Protection and Primary Health Care.
UNICEF was appointed as Sector Coordinator in the areas of WES, Nutrition and Education and became the focal point for Child Protection and Primary Health Care, within the larger Protection and Health Coordination groups.
If a cooperating partner expresses interest in a project, it becomes the primary responsibility of the country or countries directly involved and assisted by the sector coordinator, to negotiate with the donor and implement the project.
The strategic approach required a proper operating coordination structure which, as it appears, has been difficult to manage because of the Sector Coordinators' lack of time and UNICEF's bureaucratic procedures.
In keeping with the Programme's intention to promote an intersectoral approach, it is stressed that current mechanisms, including the Sector Coordinators, the National Steering Committee (NSC), the Working Groups, the District Teams (DT) and Sub-committees are maintained and further strengthened in their respective roles and responsibilities.
"We are worried because we clearly see a gap there," said Sharad Sapra, the southern-sector coordinator for Operation Lifeline Sudan, an umbrella organization of aid groups organized by the United Nations.
Where UNICEF intends to provide inter-agency sector coordination, it should not assume that the coordinator can provide UNICEF programme management capacity as well.
More seriously perhaps, the presence of donor-paid jobs outside the health sector (as programme coordinators, researchers, etc). is creating pressure on the Ministry of Health itself, exacerbating the imbalances in the National Health Service and creating incentives for trained Mozambicans to leave the public sector.
Prior to pursuing her MPH degree, she worked in the private healthcare sector as a surgical coordinator for four years.
