Sentences with phrase «aid organisations working»
This sentiment is echoed by several of the foreign aid organisations working in Myanmar today.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry condemned the killings of Tonoy and Mannan, who worked for the US government aid organisation USAID.
«Comparing international organisations» work with our own, bilateral aid programmes is imperative.»
When rebuilding in disaster areas, aid organisations and government agencies have to decide whether to relocate people to less hazardous areas or to help them resettle in the same places where they lived and worked before.
His work has always been deeply concerned with conflict — military, political and social — in Britain and around the world, sometimes working with organisations such as Greenpeace and Christian Aid.
YLAL remains extremely concerned that the introduction of competitive tendering on this scale will compromise the quality of legally aided representation available to defendants, with contracts being awarded to those organisations who will undertake the work for the lowest price.
Many of our fee - earners have supported the campaigning work against the residence test though organisations such as Young Legal Aid Lawyers, the
A recent paper (to be published) to the International Legal Aid Group conference in June 2017 set out the approach of the Legal Aid Board of South Africa — which is a deliverer of services as well as a funder — to building up automated document generation in a standard form throughout the whole of the organisation: «The generation of automated documents for legal process was identified as a tool that can minimise the time spent on drafting documents and effectively free up time for legal practitioners to attend to more complex legal work.»
February saw the hard work pay off of Rights of Women and other domestic violence organisations which have been fighting the restrictive domestic violence legal aid eligibility criteria.
Carol Storer, director, Legal Aid Practitioners Group, said: «We remain worried about the effect on quality, that organisations who do this work now and do it well may be replaced by organisations that don't.
The level of community support for the work of this community - based AIDS organisation was clearly on display.
If family mediation and those offering legal aid are to be treated seriously, the LAA and family mediation businesses need to find better and more efficient ways of working with and supporting hard pressed family mediation organisations.