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The Wise Women microfinance collective developed a community approach for building sustainable water and bathroom facilities for residents, with funding from the Kenya Water for Health Organization and underground metal piping from the Nairobi City Water and Utility Company.

Dave Hughes, creator of the series Off the Air, who had discussed with the group about developing a series, took note of Resnick's sketch and helped the collective develop it into an informercial.

The collective developed through the production work of The Roots' drummer and producer Questlove.

The rest of us looked at one another and smiled, acknowledging our admiration in the way a collective consciousness sometimes develops among riders.

Enteroviruses (EVs) have been linked to the pathogenesis of several diseases and there is a collective need to develop improved methods for the detection of these viruses in tissue samples.

Burnett and Anthony are part of a collective looking to develop a digital platform that will provide information on the DOJ consent agreement and track the progress of any reform efforts.

Mitigation must be a collective effort, and developing countries can't be seen demanding cuts while increasing their own emissions, in many cases for the benefit of their upper classes.

As District Attorney, I'll reduce street level drug sales - and associated violence - by implementing the "High Point Initiative", a collective accountability strategy, developed and tested successfully in Boston, where law enforcement officials and community leaders reach out directly to individuals engaged in gang activity.

Boundary-less collaboration is important to the growing process because it develops a collective group thought throughout the organization, according to Copeland.

"We have to get very close so we develop a collective personality, and it has to be a positive, aggressive one".

To know that at the heart of it all is the fact that we cannot hope to continue to live and grow and breathe unless we all develop a collective conscience that sees all of us, where each lets go of some of his or her self for a more enlightened kind of self interest which includes the survival of all.