Local personnel make up the backbone of any aid operation.
He wrote that he had to "prepare approximately 200 local personnel to cease work".
AHH: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention wants to send more experts to Congo soon to train international and local personnel amid the ongoing Ebola outbreak.
The multinationals know that on their own, they cannot master local business practices, meet regulatory requirements, hire and manage local personnel, or gain introductions to potential customers.
But last summer's debacle and the political upheaval in Libya since then have caused American officials to rethink how they select local personnel.
Deterring future attacks on U.S. government, contractor and local personnel in facilities around the world was a central consideration, he added.
Collectively, this funding covers all kinds of expenses, including the hiring of local personnel, car rentals, tool purchases, the lodging and feeding of the team, and more.
*Data according to MSF accurate as of March 3. Local personnel are still bringing people to the hospitals and uncovering those who have died under the rubble.
In the urban area of Guadalajara de Buga, southwestern Colombia, potential breeding sites inside and outside houses were first characterized, and local personnel trained to assess their productivity based on the pupae/person index.
The scheme is to train local personnel and provide them with the necessary equipment to take pictures of patients' blood on special slides, and then phone in the images to specialists who can identify and count malaria parasites.
Theravada and Christian orthodoxy were inherently sympathetic to imperial centralization insofar as they idealized the ruler as font of morality and bulwark against anarchy and sanctioned royal supervision of local personnel, both lay and religious, in the name of salvation.
