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We provide an overview of current energy situation in SIDS, their goals to adopt low carbon economic development paths, policies already in place or required to achieve the goals and challenges to implement their plans and strategies.

To continue advancing and modernizing this data infrastructure, the Agency is seeking broad stakeholder input on the landscape of methodological approaches for signal detection, as well as the opportunities and challenges to implement these approaches in Sentinel's distributed data network.

2. What are the potential opportunities and challenges to implement, monitor, and evaluate RR for the public- and private-sector as well as civil society?

The questions sought to identify perceptions related to the importance of developmental screening, current screening practices, and challenges to implementing universal screening in order to more accurately identify these challenges for implementation of developmental screening.

This paper aims to (i) provide insight on facilitators and challenges to implementing a real‐time patient survey and (ii) evaluate CollaboRATE scores and response rates across multiple clinical settings with varied patient populations.

The implications of these findings for policy and practice and challenges to implementing risk assessments with JIVs are discussed.

But some of the provisions in the regulation were difficult to understand and challenging to implement on farms, making it hard for farms to comply.

Without standardization, reviews would likely be sporadic, inefficient, and challenging to implement and subsequently inform future practice.

We recognize that community involvement strategies by necessity are complex, long-winded, and challenging to implement, evaluate, and find evidence for and that the subject itself is both private and sensitive.

Conceptualisation, systematic measurement, and effective tackling of coverage and configuration challenges to implement high quality, respectful maternal health-care services are key to ensure that every woman can give birth without risk to her life, or that of her baby.

Thus the practice and the challenges to implement TBIC in other areas may be even worse than the ones from the study districts.