Sentence examples for technical cooperation programs from inspiring English sources

He is the Harvard-trained Chief Economist at the United Nations, also responsible for its technical cooperation programs.

About KOICA: KOICA, a governmental agency under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, was founded in 1991 to implement the government's grant aid and technical cooperation programs.

This surveillance program was implemented in early 2006 within the framework of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)'s Technical Cooperation Programs of Emergency Assistance for Early Detection and Prevention of Avian Influenza.

About JICA Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) was founded in 1974, as one of government agency of the Government of Japan, responsible for implementing technical cooperation programs of Japan's Official Development Assistants, JICA assist and supports developing countries in over 150 countries.

While a non market based international REDD fund might not have to rely for its operations on detailed carbon accounting (it could instead, in a first phase, focus on capacity building in the forest sector through technical cooperation programs or fund agricultural intensification programs), a market based approach will require detailed measurement of carbon emissions avoided from REDD activities.

This research was funded by SilvaCarbon, an interagency technical cooperation program of the US Government, with funding from the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and the US Department of State.

The current projects under the Technical Cooperation (TC) program also include actions to support Member states in strengthening their actions on radiation protection of children.

Ms. Robinson had hoped for agreement this week on a long-discussed program of technical cooperation with China, to study how its laws and criminal practices can be brought into compliance with the two international rights covenants that China has signed but not ratified.

But after military dictatorships in both countries gave way to democratic rule, civilian presidents negotiated an end to those programs and began a policy of technical cooperation and exchange of information.

He was formerly the Director of Programme Innovations and Technical Cooperation at Sightsavers.

Here we report on a study conducted within the pilot Demobilization and Reintegration Program (DRP) Somalia that was financed by the European Community and implemented by the German Technical Cooperation (GTZ).