Sentence examples for sectoral allocation from inspiring English sources

Cost-effectiveness analyses have also been included in sectoral allocation exercises for countries seeking health sector loans from the World Bank.

In parallel, Indonesia also commenced implementation of a new intergovernmental fiscal framework; the apparent district share in government spending almost doubled; and the balance between general grants and grants earmarked by the centre for specific sectors and functions seemed to change markedly in favor of general grants, the sectoral allocation of which was to be decided by local government.

The study demonstrates that the revenue structure and the time horizon of local politicians impact the sectoral allocation of local resources.

(2) Sectoral allocation: the efficient allocation of water between uses based on purpose, namely agricultural or urban (municipal and industrial).

In terms of sectoral allocation, UNICEF will aim to maintain throughout the 2006-2009 period a Regular Resources expenditure share for the Young Child Survival and Development Focus area that is comparable to the combined shares for the ECD and Immunization Plus priorities of the current plan period, or approximately 46%.

- Allocations from Inpres [Presidental Instruction grants to regions and villages] for social sector development are very small when compared with other sectoral allocations.

In a situation of growing water scarcity and rising demands for non-agricultural (household and industrial) use of water, reassessment of sectoral allocations of water are inevitable.

The intra-sectoral allocation of these public resources among sub-sectors and within sub-sectors, among commodities, is at best based on little economic rationale.

If it is assumed that this unallocated DAH goes towards basic health services then there is less difference between the sub-sectoral allocations of DAH between the EU and other EU donors.

Selection of a leading sector and inter-sectoral responsibilities allocation might be beneficial for sustainability and monitoring of the progress.

While inter-sectoral water allocation is used to favour domestic and industrial sectors, water prices in these sectors are higher and cover full costs.