Sentence examples for village scheme from inspiring English sources
Ms Kwei's village scheme shared its accumulated savings and dividends after nine months.
The cooperative village scheme failed, bringing additional pressure to bear upon an already desperately weak economy.
A new "model village" scheme may be based on Mr Modi's experience in Gujarat, where some facilities seen in towns, such as government services, electricity supplies and internet access, have been brought to villages too.
ModCell will soon set up a "flying factory", where they will take over a space such as a farmyard to construct straw bale walls for 20 homes in Leeds for an "eco village" scheme.
At this early stage the form that listening will take and any action that ensues remain to be seen, though Loakes's tone was more conciliatory than that of Mayor Johnson's media friend and £59,000 a year part-time "cycling commissioner" Andrew Gilligan when he previously declared that opponents of the Walthamstow Village scheme "should be embarrassed".
It should continue and, if appropriate, expand its involvement in the pilot village scheme, and encourage the utilisation of the scheme to find better methods of planning and budgeting for village and kecamatan needs.
A good example of this is the Ebo multi-village scheme built and commissioned with UNICEF support in the Tigray region between 2013 and 2015.
Second, some partners are already aligning their support for primary health care training with the MOH's Healthy Villages scheme.
The rates may seem usurious but they are set by people who are in effect lending to themselves and saving the interest that they charge.A village savings scheme typically involves a small group (perhaps 15-30 people) who pool their savings.
The village microfinance scheme was open to married people with permanent residence in the village, which excluded single young mothers.
In his blog last month about the experiences of Katine women who are participating in village savings schemes, Richard M Kavuma was right to conclude that there is still much to do to change attitudes towards women's empowerment.
