Sentence examples for small infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Frankly, a relatively small infrastructure bank seems as good a place as any to start.

As well as paying school fees and medical bills, African remittances are opening businesses and investing in small infrastructure projects.

It will allow for electronic tax payment, birth and death registrations, the filing of citizen grievances, the public tracking of small infrastructure projects, and more.

This paper examines bureaucratic delay within the allocation of small infrastructure projects in Bolivia, and it presents a randomized field experiment designed to improve public service delivery by promoting voice, transparency, and accountability among grassroots organizations.

Flash flooding can be hazardous to small infrastructure, such as bridges, and weakly constructed buildings.

With industry statistics for the next decade looking like an explosion of numbers that the island's small infrastructure is clearly not yet ready to handle, the issue of water will hopefully be pushed to the forefront for the sake of sustainability.

Osborne could use the budget to cut taxes and sanction spending on small-scale infrastructure projects that could be started immediately.

Rather, these solutions are in the form of distributed systems that provide financing – often at no-money down – to construct small-scale infrastructure for businesses across critical industries like energy, water, food and waste.

Since then, the John Deere Foundation, PYXERA Global, local NGO Jatan Sansthan, and the villagers have worked together to improve conditions in subsistence farming, education, and small-scale infrastructure.

The list of severely flood affected and food-insecure target communes compiled by the WFP VAM unit and the small-scale infrastructure damaged data will be provided to WFP implementing partners, Provincial Departments of Rural Development PDRDD) and NGOs.

For very small infrastructure-related projects, suppliers generally cannot provide any kind of customization, Tisnovsky says.