Sentence examples for technical assistance programmes from inspiring English sources

From now, all new development co-operation programmes will be either technical assistance programmes focused on sharing skills and expertise, or investments in private sector projects focused on helping the poor.

Large programmes with a narrow thematic focus can take a programmatic approach similar to large technical assistance programmes that are narrowly focussed.

The authors' also draw on experiences in evaluating and facilitating IHP programmes as well as managing and evaluating large-scale international technical assistance programmes.

noted the need for FAO and other technical assistance programmes for developing countries and countries in transition to help improve consumer protection and assure improved food quality and safety.

In order to ensure synergy in policy advice, contacts are maintained at country level with the EU Phare and Tacis teams and with bilateral technical assistance programmes for the food and agricultural sector, particularly as they relate to policy options in an EU accession environment.

But studies by Britain's Overseas Development Institute and Canada's International Development Research Centre estimate that other Brazilian institutions spend 15 times more than ABC's budget on their own technical-assistance programmes.

GERMANY'S central bank, the Bundesbank, has just shelved a technical-assistance programme on the detection of counterfeit currency that it had planned to bring to Bangladesh.

The approach in fragile and protracted crisis contexts should allow for the provision of additional technical assistance for programme development if needed, and be sufficiently flexible to adapt projects and programmes over time.

Recognizing this, the Global Fund Strategy 2012 16 included reference to the need for improving the provision of technical assistance for programme impact and clarifying relations of accountability at global, regional and country levels as a going concern [ 47].

It provides financial and technical assistance to innovative programmes and strategies to foster women's empowerment and gender equality.

Eleven people work in the department, including those responsible for schools programmes, public programmes, technical assistance, and administration.