Sentence examples for sustainable development programme from inspiring English sources

Watergy project is funded by the European Community's Vth Framework in its Energy, Environment and Sustainable Development programme.

The MOU outlines the following key areas of collaboration: Development of country specific MDGs Action Plan; Implementation of SPPRED and development of the new long-term sustainable development programme to improve welfare of the population; Strengthening MDG Tracking & Monitoring at the country level.

Main objective of MoU is to accelerate the achievement of child-related global commitments, reduce child poverty and exclusion while putting children and the reduction of child poverty consistently at the centre of national and international socio-economic policy agendas and decision-making, including the Millennium Agenda and the new sustainable development programme.

As an added bonus, foreign aid and sustainable development programmes create stronger economies, which in turn create opportunities at home and abroad.

Commenting that the restrictions have resulted in "temporary air quality improvement", the China Daily calls for "sustainable development programmes" to ensure clean air in the long term.

"The new funding for UNICEF Liberia is part of my Government's strong support of life changing sustainable development programmes in sub-Saharan Africa," said Japan's Ambassador to Ghana, Mr. Masamichi Ishikawa.

Jeremy Oppenheim, founder of Systemiq, a financial institution focusing on sustainable development, and programme director at the Business and Sustainable Development Commission, said private sector banks and other financial institutions could benefit by pooling their resources with organisations from the public sector, such as development banks.

"The University of Tampere has launched a programme for sustainable development, the Sustainability Programme, where it sets the objectives for promoting sustainable development in the teaching, research and everyday operations at the University for the years 2012-2015".

The Government of Zimbabwe can ensure sustainable development of programmes by empowering community members to implement and monitor their projects.

Recognising that mountain women are the custodians of rich indigenous knowledge, who play a strategic role in the conservation of cultural heritage, a gender-sensitive approach to the formulation and implementation of sustainable mountain development programmes is desirable.

Major Programmes 2.4: Forestry and 2.5: Contribution to Sustainable Development and Special Programme Thrusts each account for 13percentt.