Sentence examples similar to sectoral area from inspiring English sources

It also provides a gender focus on key results in the seven sectoral areas of UNICEF's work.

The current 2012 2013 Country Programme addresses four sectoral areas – Health and Nutrition, Basic Education & Gender Equality, Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH) Child Protection and Advocacy supported by cross sectoral programmes – Policy Advocacy & Social Protection, Communication, Monitoring and Analysis (ACMA).

Therefore, I hope that now, given the research and analysis, we can generate concrete action points to inform policy decisions at country and regional levels; We hope that these might, inter alia, inform the upcoming SAARC Summit in 2010, and also our discussions at other more technical levels in the sectoral areas.

We believe two bi-sectoral areas of strategic investment opportunity are particularly ripe today: infrastructure and green energy.

The Plan also calls for achievements in two cross-sectoral areas – humanitarian action and gender equality – whose results are integrated across all seven outcomes.

To compare the rates of global and sectoral neuroretinal rim area (NRA) and peripapillary atrophy area (PPAA) change in open-angle glaucoma patients and normal control subjects and to determine the relationship between rates of NRA and PPAA change.

§  Programme Component 3: Cross Sectoral focuses on areas that are critical to the achievement of the country programme results but which are not directly under the first two PCs.

Even in urban areas, sectoral differences in maternal mortality were reported [ 9] in which slum dwellers and internally displaced people camps around cities had a high maternal mortality ratio compared to their neighboring inhabitants.

In adherence to CCC, both the UNICEF state teams largely targeted its interventions to children through sectoral interventions in the area of water and sanitation, health, nutrition, education and child protection.

Local communities may be given more say over what happens in specific areas and sectoral dispensations could perhaps be phased out.

Its primary application is in spatial (strategic) and urban planning, as well as in the planning and design of sectoral policies in the areas of energy, water management, waste management, transport, etc.