The phrase "aims policy development" is not correct as it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
It could be used in contexts discussing objectives related to the creation or improvement of policies, but it needs additional context or modification to be clear.
Example: "The organization aims to enhance policy development to address current challenges in the sector."
Alternatives: "targets policy formulation" or "focuses on policy creation."
It aims to strengthen policy development and governance systems for investment in children; improve efficiency in the planning and use of public resources affecting children's rights and ensure budget allocations are in line with established policy priorities.
In the discussion we argue that to be relevant research efforts aimed at supporting policy development for multifunctional agriculture cannot concentrate on filling gaps in knowledge and technology alone, but need to concern the process of utilization of knowledge as well.
4 The consultation aimed to inform policy development and gather additional evidence for an impact assessment.
With the aim of supporting policy development and protecting the natural environment at relevant hotspots, a scenario study was conducted that concerned not only land-use change, but also the resulting effects on erosion and deposition.
From their own lived experiences, they warn against any attempt to normalise profoundly regressive religious codes of conduct as the basis of social interaction with, and policy development aimed at, minority women.
We aimed to describe recent policy development regarding their use in Mozambique, South Africa and Zimbabwe.
EBD estimates are aimed to support efficient policy development and resource allocation.
This information is important for program planning and policy development aimed at reducing or eliminating differences in dental care if they exist.
It is also crucial for public policy development aimed at reducing the prevalence of childhood disability and providing appropriate and timely service provision.
This article is part of a larger cross-country case study aiming to analyse iCCM policy development using Walt and Gilson's policy triangle framework (Walt and Gilson 1994).
