multisector
- noun
- /ˌmʌltiˈsɛktər/
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multisector
- Since the 1960s, Arequipa's farmers and other influential water users have been coming together in a multisector committee (comité multisectorial) to decide the volume of water to be released from the dams, to make decisions about distribution, and to point out infrastructure needs.
- multisector bond fund
- multisector bond
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We suggest that these multisector surveys could be used as a tool for the ongoing assessment of botanical capacity to measure progress toward resolving these disparities.
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A feasibility project involving multisector organic materials collection and composting resulted in a finished product meeting standards for unrestricted use.
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The farmers have always had six representatives in the multisector committee, while in the new watershed council they have only one.
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Strengthening families and neighborhoods is a long-term goal, and multisector cooperation is needed.
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We will never create the multisector alliances that are robust enough to drive progress on all fronts.
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The project, in which the authors of this article are involved, specifically aimed to identify multisector contributions to and gaps in botanical capacity in order to develop growth opportunities to address research and management problems.
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Specifically, APIAHF uses a peer-to-peer model that supports national and regional alliances and collaboration and promotes the need for multisector strategies that support and encourage community involvement and engagement.
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The local government established a multisector committee to address environmental issues by involving businesses, schools, and community organizations.
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For the health initiative, a multisector approach was necessary to integrate services from healthcare, education, and social services.
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Developing a multisector strategy allowed the organization to combine resources and expertise from various industries for greater impact.
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Etymology
Multisector as a noun comes from multi- meaning 'many' and sector meaning 'area' or 'part'. So a multisector is an organization or project that operates in many different areas at once.