Sentence examples for technical capacities in from inspiring English sources

The study established improved technical capacities in the public education sector in South Africa and Kenya to design and conduct independent large-scale learning assessments.

Currently, schools do not have an incentive to make a shift of technical capacities in the training of their students.

In Tigray the primary A&T partners, IFHP and REST, have strong technical capacities in the areas of health and nutrition.

Working closely with governments, UNICEF also helps strengthen policies and budgets and support technical capacities in programmes for hygiene promotion, sanitation, cost-effective water supply options and water quality, particularly for poor rural and urban families.

The group had acquired the "necessary human capacity to operate and was close to acquiring the technical capacity in terms of explosive devices," he wrote in the court order.

Moreno said the group was "very close" to "full technical capacity" in the production of explosives, and had already chosen three men to carry out the suicide attack, which was planned for last weekend.

We strongly believe that building scientific and technical capacity in developing countries will help local scientists define and choose their own development options, acquire indigenous capacity to create human capital and appropriate institutions for development, and, finally, have a more equitable voice in international affairs.

Measuring forest degradation using remote sensing (RS) is generally more challenging than measuring deforestation [1] and, combined with scarce funds and insufficient technical capacity in many developing countries, lack of estimates of emissions from forest degradation is limiting implementation of reduced emissions from deforestation and degradation (REDD+) [2].

With poor policing abilities, corruption and little technical capacity in the developing world, tragedies like the one in Lahore are bound to happen again.

The idea of smart subsidy was well documented by Monitor's Blueprint to Scale report last year, and refers to philanthropic capital used to build core operational and technical capacity in an organization, rather than traditional, market distorting grants used to subsidise the price of the end product or service.

Technical capacity in all CCC sectors is not yet guaranteed.