The governor also proposed a $250,000 statewide emergency account to pay for unexpected relief efforts, a $500,000 account to aid with training of public safety personnel and the addition of 14 positions to the Department of Public Health's disaster medical response team.
Asked specifically about what new measure the government is considering, a spokesperson for the Minister of National Defense could not say, except to say that discussions were ongoing and that the eventual plan would mix humanitarian aid with training.
In a pilot study of 10 children, Bollig et al 26 showed that kindergarten children aged 4 5 years can learn basic first aid with training provided by a first aid instructor and kindergarten teachers.
Local militias have been carving out fiefdoms, while killing untold numbers of Libyans -- as well, of course, as U.S. Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens and three other Americans in a September 2012 attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, the "cradle" of the Libyan revolution, whose forces the U.S. had aided with training, materiel, and military might.
One, this study demonstrates that job aids with training, field support, and organizational change are an effective strategy for improving provider communication and should be integrated into routine antenatal care strategies.
An investigation of low-vision rehabilitation services in the USA revealed that 88% solely offer optical aids with basic training, while psychological services and support groups are offered to 21% and 28%, respectively [ 62].
Results of this study showed that introduction of a job aids-focused intervention can improve quality of counseling and, in turn, maternal understanding when job aids are combined with training, field support, and site-level organizational changes.
The union already combines economic aid with anti-corruption training, police and gendarmerie-style missions, election monitoring and other tools useful for state-building.
To supplement the formal veterinary extension system, governments and aid groups have experimented with training community-selected representatives to provide livestock health services (Catley et al. 2004).
And it's not just weight-loss which is getting the 21st-century treatment: a host of other devices have popped up, offering aid with everything from marathon training to skincare.
This article examines a program that seeks to reach Bangladesh's "hardcore poor" by combining elements of livelihood protection (food aid) with livelihood promotion (skills training and microfinance).
