"Syngenta was clear that in order to supply the product to British farmers and, importantly, to ensure its effective stewardship, an approval from government was required by the end of June".
Over the last quarter century, Congress passed laws, including the Inspector General Act of 1978 and the Chief Financial Officers Act of 1990, that provide a baseline for the effective stewardship of taxpayer dollars.
The deeper knowledge of both natural and cultural resources of marine protected areas, and how these have changed over time, offered by this integrated approach is likely to be a critical factor in providing effective stewardship of these special places.
Effective stewardship of a diverse supply ecosystem requires new skills, including leadership, regulation, and oversight.
It is argued that effective stewardship implies a key role for governments as one of "oversight and trusteeship", where the state "rows less and steers more" [ 1].
Effective stewardship of a more diverse supply ecosystem requires not only new perspectives on roles but also new skills and capacities.
We assume that only a 50% reduction in productivity is required to undertake effective stewardship; however any other proportion or a variable proportion could be used.
Getting local people involved in conservation is the only viable option to decrease conflict with domestic livestock and for an effective human stewardship in the vast areas inhabited by these species ([Lichtenstein 2011]).
The authors proposed four functions of an effective NHRS: stewardship, financing, creating and sustaining resources (health research inputs), and producing and using research.
The combination of a comprehensive infection control strategy and an effective antimicrobial stewardship program (ASP) may lead to the prevention of emergence and transmission of resistant pathogens [ 42].
