capacitate
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To render capable; to enable; to qualify.
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This instruction capacitates us to understand the problem
Ms Morapedi further said the bank had for the past 10 years invested a total of P1.7 billion in different agricultural sub-sectors whose repositioning would ensure that focused investments in agricultural commercialisation could capacitate growth.
RISE UP LGUs should help capacitate LGUs to do just that,” Governor Cua said.
The Minister of Mines should allow investors to come into the Marange area, to boost production and capacitate the operations of ZCDC.
Furthermore, the committee welcomes information that the National Treasury is currently undertaking a process to capacitate its own project management unit, which will come in handy in dealing with challenges raised in relation to Sita.
The African Development Bank (AfDB) has approved a grant earmarked to capacitate Zimbabwe to undertake a debt sustainability analysis and to formulate a roadmap to accessing funds under the Heavily In.