Sentence examples for sector of implementation from inspiring English sources

These findings are consistent with global findings on cash-based approaches in humanitarian emergencies which concluded that how an intervention is designed and implemented plays a greater role in determining effectiveness than the emergency context or sector of implementation (Harvey and Bailey 2015).

In certain sectors of London, implementation of the pathway for management of women with hepatitis B and their infants is suboptimal.

For example, although most countries' ECD policies call for expansion of services across health, nutrition, education, and child protection sectors, the pace of implementation has been slow.

In the US nursing home sector, the implementation of the Minimum Data Set has been linked to improvements in quality of care [ 1- 4].

There was also evidence that data quality was good in both sectors from the outset of implementation, meaning data may be used from the entire time series.

Notwithstanding the size and complexity of the health sector, implementation of nursing agency regulations and good practice guides must be a priority for the chief nursing officer.

Thirdly, advocate among development partners to fulfil their financial commitments to the health sector, including implementation of the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness [ 29] and the Accra Agenda for Action [ 30].

The UK's vote to leave the EU was mentioned only briefly, with Draghi commenting: "The economic recovery in the euro area is expected to be dampened by still subdued foreign demand, partly related to the uncertainties following the UK referendum outcome, the necessary balance sheet adjustments in a number of sectors and a sluggish pace of implementation of structural reforms".

Yet, in Africa, analyses of implementation of health sector reforms in recent decades all reach the same conclusion: the equity aspect of public health policies has been neglected and the actors were concerned primarily with the effectiveness of the organization to be set up [ 2, 3].

UNICEF is the sector lead in education, nutrition, water and sanitation and child protection, providing leadership for the coordination of program sector planning, implementation, monitoring and reporting processes.

We selected these districts to reflect different stages of health sector reform implementation, urban and rural settings and public and private service mixtures.