Sentence examples for technical assistance projects from inspiring English sources

Smeldy Ramirez manages a $20 million portfolio of technical assistance projects and entrepreneurial investments for the Multilateral Investment Fund in the Dominican Republic.

In 2009, it approved a total of $16.1 billion in financing operations through loans, grants, guarantees, a trade finance facilitation program, equity investments, and technical assistance projects.

The MOU provides a framework for the two development organizations to engage in joint technical assistance, projects, and program work in selected countries and sectors in the region.

Food assistance is still being provided in Honduras and Nicaragua, as well as in Haiti, while technical assistance projects for the rehabilitation of the agricultural sector are being implemented in the affected countries with the support of the international community.

An associate professor in the practice of community development, Mr. McIntyre teaches courses about community development and directs the university's Urban Technical Assistance Project, which was created in 1995 within Columbia's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation.

"Some feel if it's not overwhelming, it is good because it does bring some diversity to the community," said Lionel McIntyre, director of the Urban Technical Assistance Project, part of the urban planning program at Columbia University.

The office of C. Virginia Fields, the Manhattan borough president, developed a plan in conjunction with Columbia University's Urban Technical Assistance Project for the redevelopment of Frederick Douglass Boulevard from 110th to 135th Streets, and she put $5 million from her budget into capital financing for the area.

This paper describes Phase I of the World Bank Group's (WBG) technical assistance project for the development of carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) in Mexico.

Dennis Blumenfeld coordinates an $8 million Multilateral Investment Fund technical assistance project to advise governments throughout Latin America and the Caribbean on public-private partnerships.

The authors gratefully acknowledge the RNTCP programme staff of all the involved Districts and Tuberculosis Units and the network of Medical Consultants in the WHO-RNTCP Technical Assistance Project for their dedicated and efficient efforts in data collection for this national study.

EU in partnership with UNICEF and through its technical assistance Project will continue supporting the implementation of the Code to further strengthen the human and institutional capacity of the justice for children system in Georgia.