Sentence examples for securing community from inspiring English sources

He says, 'Besides additional funding, we need political leadership to guarantee that actions will be taken and will be successful, and we need community engagement to keep leaders accountable.' In the gaps between national government funding and Western aid, securing community engagement can be the forte of local NGOs and international aid agencies.

English local authorities would shortly be invited to bid for £100m of the fund to manage a range of issues associated with sudden and high levels of migration such as securing community cohesion, providing English language teaching or tackling overcrowded properties.

For example, we are now seeing livelihood programs that are women-focused, but also integrate efforts to reduce risk of abuse and neglect by addressing community attitudes and securing community buy-in.

Eric Bruins from the Los Angeles Bicycle Coalition described the challenge of securing community buy in in some areas and noted how things seem to be easier in communities like Santa Monica which is a terminus area as opposed to West L.A. which is a through location.

As already mentioned, the review's second set of recommendations addressed the critical importance of 'Empowering people: securing community solutions' [ 7].

The unpublished account of MDA in the Solomon Islands is a prime example of the importance of securing community buy-in to achieve high coverage.

Instead, his formula for securing communities is the activation of neighborhood militias.

They also help to ascertain and secure community engagement and acceptance.

Water governance is emerging approach to restore the Ganges Brahmaputra Basin (GBB) ecosystems and secure community livelihoods.

(The Secret Service and the FBI have named the resort the most secure community in America).

I long to be financially secure while living in a safe and secure community.