Sentence examples for water programmes from inspiring English sources
To meet its aim of replenishing all the water it uses in water-stressed areas, Coca-Cola is investing in community-based water programmes.
After the helicopter swooped through a lush green valley and touched down, Goose, the founder of One, a UK-based philanthropic business that funds clean water programmes for communities in Malawi, said: "Tragic doesn't even come close.
Diplomats who have followed the long history of negotiations with Tehran since its uranium enrichment and heavy water programmes were first revealed in 2002 point out that a previous agreement on a IAEA "work plan" to investigate allegations of weapons work fell apart in 2008 before inspectors could interview key nuclear scientists.
What began as investments in digging wells have evolved into far more dynamic, market-oriented approaches like targeted grants intended to optimise social returns per philanthropic dollar.The PepsiCo Foundation has pledged $35m to water programmes in developing countries (including $12.1m to Water.org).
Irrespective of these rich IK, however, the local SDWs are not currently recognised as key water supply systems in the existing water programmes, which undermines their adaptations and management.
The aim of this paper is to highlight the contribution of a particular multi-criteria technique, the analytic hierarchy process (AHP), in two stages of the SEA procedure applied to water programmes in developing countries: the comparison of alternatives and monitoring.
Vicki Hird heads the land, food and water programme at Friends of the Earth.
The finless porpoise relocation project is supported by WWF, HSBC Water Programme, Yangtze River Basin Fishery Supervision & Management Office, China's Ministry of Agriculture, the Institute of Hydrobiology, Tian'ezhou National Nature Reserve, Hewangmiao Nature Reserve and Wuhan Baiji Conservation Foundation.
Joakim Harlin, senior water adviser, UNDP, Stockholm, Sweden, @JHarlinUNDP @UN_Water Joakim coordinates the freshwater and sanitation aspects of UNDP's global water programme and leads UN-Water's working group in support of the SDGs process.
Cate Lamb, head of the water programme at CDP, an investor-led data transparency organisation, cites the example of a chemical company that sets tough reduction targets for its water use but says nothing about water quality or contamination.
"In places where farmers have been hit by drought to the point that it's impacted their livelihoods, water has become a valued resource," said Paul Reig, senior associate of the Water Programme and Business Centre at the World Resources Institute.
