Sentence examples for to improve aid from inspiring English sources

Until security improves, the situation in the hospitals is not likely to improve, aid workers said.

Our findings challenge one of the implications of the Paris list of aid effectiveness to-dos – there may not be one strategy to improve aid effectiveness after all.

Last week, Jonathan Glennie argued that competing UN and OECD partnerships could negate attempts to improve aid effectiveness and development cooperation.

The rebels have so far refused to sign an agreement to improve aid agencies' access to the refugee camps, insisting that the government must first disarm the janjaweed.

This isn't easy for risk-averse donors and agencies to accept, says Kim Scriven, of the Humanitarian Innovation Fund: "Part of the challenge is highlighting that it's okay to fail when trying to improve aid delivery processes".

Humanitarian groups attempting to serve the Syrians still in the country say the situation has grown worse since the United Nations Security Council passed resolutions last year meant to improve aid deliveries.

By the time Mbeki took over the Presidency, in 1999 — he appointed Zuma as his Deputy — the economy had started to improve, aided by increased international investment and a boom in commodity prices.

Lynde Point also is significant as part of the federal government's early efforts to improve aids to navigation in Long Island Sound, when the mouths of important harbors and rivers were among the first sites chosen for lighthouse appropriations".

Deaton goes on to offer a revealing critique of some of the most hyped and fashionable approaches to improving aid.

The findings of this study suggest that the IHP + is making a positive contribution to improving aid effectiveness in the health sector (at least in the ten countries where the study was completed, and for those fifteen Development Partners that participated) in strengthening country ownership, harmonisation and alignment.

Quality measures, to improve care and aid in reimbursement, are being proposed and vetted in many areas of medicine.