Sentence examples for workers initiative from inspiring English sources

Support for the intervention The health extension workers initiative has been made possible through the leadership of the Ministry of Health and Social Services, with technical and financial contribution from USAID, the FHI 360 C-Change project, the private sector (Teck Namibia Limited), UNICEF, WHO and other United Nations agencies.

Speaking at the ceremony, Minister of Health and Social Services Dr. Richard Kamwi said, "[T]he establishment of the health extension workers initiative in Kunene would accelerate the promotion of health awareness and build local communities' capacity for greater access, involvement and participation in primary healthcare interventions".

That program, administration officials said, might serve as a model for a larger temporary-worker initiative.

Walmart workers have been organizing under the banner of OUR Walmart, a worker initiative supported by the United Food and Commercial Workers union.

Until 1965, Mexican migration had largely been channeled through a temporary worker initiative called the bracero program.

Over 50 years since the beginning of the guest worker initiative, Germany is still struggling to deal with its growing population of ethnic outsiders.

"The [temporary foreign worker initiative] is presently being used by employers to bring in a supply of less-skilled, low-wage workers," the BC Federation of Labour noted in a report in 2014.

Some community health worker initiatives rely on voluntary participation, while others include payment in kind, in part or in cash.

8 12 This paper explores one of the largest public sector community health worker initiatives in the world, namely the Accredited Social Health Activist (ASHA) programme in India.

It is essential that governments in Africa increase their support for sex worker initiatives, and move to integrate them into larger and more sustainable national programmes.

The large-scale community health worker initiatives undertaken in Bangladesh (BRAC), India (Jamkhed and others) and Pakistan (Lady Health Workers,) for example, have all been led by local organizations often womens groups.