Sentence examples for social policy development from inspiring English sources
Social policy development must re-invigorate its grassroots activists demoralised by the loss of hundreds of councillors in May's local authority elections.
Rec 11: Strengthen inter-sectoral coordination and the links between inclusive education and social policy development.
With highly professional trainers who know the local context and mentality, mechanisms and instruments of international methodology for participatory social policy development get clear and obvious.
The Social and Economic Policy programme concentrates its efforts on: decentralized programme implementation; social policy development; public finance management (PFM) and social budgeting; social protection; child poverty and disparities; migration, including impacts on children and families.
At the wider social policy development, monitoring and evaluation level, CARICOM has taken the lead in providing training for the region's statisticians in Dev Info – a monitoring and data collection tool, which will help countries monitor progress towards the MDGs.
UNICEF collaborates with CARICOM in social policy development, advocacy and partnerships for children with special focus on the areas of children's protection, Early Childhood Development, HIV/AIDS and Lifeskills.
Experimental methods of policy evaluation are well-established in social policy and development economics but are rare in industrial and innovation policy.
It is governments that think about development as a matter of social policy, who have development ministries and foreign ministries that fashion the world's humanitarian and political agendas.
The implications of these findings are discussed in relation to current social responsibility policy developments which are designed to make the alcohol industry liable for alcohol-related incivilities.
By including culture on a much broader level in city planning, social policy and business development, we can create much more economically sustainable, attractive and liveable cities.
The Joseph Rowntree Foundation is one of the largest social policy research and development charities in the UK, spending around £7m a year on different projects.
