Sentence examples for supporting procurement from inspiring English sources

Across the country, UNICEF is working with partners to support the vital water infrastructure on which some 15 million people in Syria depend, equipping wells and supporting procurement and distribution of water treatment supplies.

We have witnessed similar debates in relation to national contribution to antiretroviral medication requirements and to supporting procurement of the water treatment chemicals that ensure safe water in urban centres.

A consistent and applicable tool to support procurement decisions has been missing.

One large non-profit trader had long supported procurement capacity development, including training, in developing countries.

UNICEF supports procurement of vaccines for the campaigns as well as advocacy, planning, training, supervision and monitoring.

Second, more analysis is required on how the data is currently used by staff involved in procurement decisions and how it can be optimized to support procurement efficiency.

UNICEF has appealed to international donors to support procurement of additional polio vaccines, which are urgently required to complete all three polio rounds.

The USG has consistently supported procurement and supply chain management efforts in the Eastern Caribbean, including establishment of the OECS Pharmaceutical Procurement System (PPS).

Since the beginning of the violence, UNFPA has continuously supported procurement of essential items for the delivery of health care, including disposables, supplies, drugs and equipment to the Ministry of Health, particularly those related to maternal and women's health.

The aim of the technical working group could be to support procurement departments in ministries of health or medicines supply agencies in developing countries in the use of framework contracts.

UNICEF is partners with the Global Fund and WHO to ensure that malaria programmes benefit children and pregnant women, including supporting the procurement of LLINs, antimalarial medicines, specifically ACTs and diagnostics – especially rapid diagnostic tests (mRDTs).