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Lawmakers said the legislation sought to broaden language skills in the intelligence agencies, strengthen technical abilities and the recruiting of agents and improve the analysis of information.

We look especially at how partnerships can help to achieve three important goals: to improve public policy, to strengthen technical capacity, and to develop innovative approaches and practices.

They continue to strengthen technical support by developing guidelines for school councils (e.g., student councils) and a school management information system.

Currently UNICEF in Ukraine in cooperation with Ministry of Health implements the project 'Restoring public trust in immunization' aiming to promote immunization among parents and to strengthen technical capacity among health professionals.

In 2004, post-graduate training began for senior program staff through the advanced course for supervisors on DOTS acceleration (ACDA) to further strengthen technical and managerial skills of selected central staff and provincial supervisors.

Where enabling legislation is in place, we encourage procuring entities to work to strengthen technical and contract management capacity and to consult stakeholders with experience and expertise in the use of framework agreements.

"Polio eradication is still possible in the near-term if there is enhanced political commitment, secure funding and strengthened technical capacity".

First is the Subsecretary of Regional Development and Administration (SUBDERE by its Spanish acronym) that is in charge of the coordination and promotion of the regional development by means of the regional and municipal governance; it strengthens technical and institutional capacities of these administrations and administrates funds [65].

Multilateral and non-governmental organizations are providing linkages to extensive stakeholder networks, strengthening technical capacity, and supporting advocacy efforts.

Ms. Bourne also held several positions at DFID's London Headquarters, playing a leading role in shaping the organisation's education policy, and strengthening technical capacity.

For example, consensus on investments made in strengthening technical capacity of the Ministry of Health as contributing to HSS would be easier to reach than on investments made in strengthening health workers' capacity in, for example, administering TB DOTS.