Sentence examples for will support coordination from inspiring English sources

Third, they will support coordination among different institutions by using standardized vocabularies.

The terms of the agreement include a donation of £750,000 ($1.2 million) to the NLM that will support coordination of the three-year project to scan original materials from NLM's collection at the article level, and the Wellcome Library's work to secure copyright clearances and permissions for electronic deposit from publishers.

"As we enter the rainy season, we will continue to support coordination between our countries to reach every single child with the vaccine, on both sides of the border".

IIP interns will support the coordination of coalition events and take part in networking efforts.

They also support coordination of work across multiple teams.

It is believed that with the recruitment of a Project Officer in charge of M&E that person will support also overall coordination and communication.

§ A UNICEF Immunisation Specialist will support the planning and coordination, with WHO and the Government Department of Health, of a mass immunisation campaign for measles (children 0-59 months) and oral polio vaccines (children 6-59 months) with Vitamin –A supplementation.

In 2013, UNICEF will support humanitarian assistance in coordination with the Government of Pakistan, other United Nations agencies and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in order to respond to the needs of the millions of children and women affected by insecurity and floods.

Coordination and common services: UNICEF will support the security of UN and NGO workers providing humanitarian services and attempting to access vulnerable communities in Southern Sudan.

It will support the national ECD system led by the Ministry of Social Development in close coordination with the National ECD Committee, the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Education and other stakeholders.

These strategies will be informed by closer engagement with regional humanitarian actors, including the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), with whom UNICEF will support country-level humanitarian trainings and simulation exercises.