Sentence examples for support village from inspiring English sources
The judges stated that the village "has a very successful business community" and that "local businesses are well-supported by villagers and in return these businesses support village activities".
Supporters believe a handful of low-cost homes could be enough to attract sufficient children to keep some schools open, while also bringing new blood to support village businesses.
All pieces are manufactured using fair trade practices and support village craft collectives.
First, to our knowledge, this is the first cluster randomized controlled trial of a mobile phone-based intervention using a smart phone app to support village doctors who work at primary level to manage childhood immunization.
Meanwhile, the study has the following implications: Implication number 1: supporting village level association to strengthen: This enhances a chance for a better development for entrepreneurial activity in the study area.
These efforts in rural regions necessarily will focus on educating and supporting village and town doctors, most of whom have scant knowledge of mental health conditions.
g) Plan and implement an "After-care Phase" or "Post-Project Operation Phase" for empowering and supporting village water committees and ownership by communities.
UNICEF supports village clinics to improve maternal and child health across Niger Maradi, Niger, 15 December 2010 – With babies strapped to their backs and with health cards in hand, women begin arriving soon after daybreak, seemingly from every direction, in the dusty village of Sarkin Yamma Soffoua.
The Iraqi commanders say their tactic now would be to cut Islamic State fighters off from the hinterland of supporting villages then split the city into different neighborhoods.
Supporting village-based solutions Safe drinking water alternatives for villages with contaminated water sources can include rainwater collection tanks, piping systems, clean drinking water ponds or water filters.
I argue here that, due to its cooperation with ruling houses, the temple managed to become a major landowning institution that owned rice fields in many of its supporting villages in pre-colonial times.
