The phrase "and implementation of community based" is not entirely correct as it is missing a noun after "community based" to complete the thought.
You can use it in contexts discussing the execution of programs or strategies that are centered around community involvement or support.
Example: "The project focuses on the development and implementation of community-based initiatives to improve local health services."
Alternatives: "and execution of community-oriented" or "and rollout of community-focused".
This review aimed to synthesise available qualitative evidence on barriers and facilitators to the implementation of community based lifestyle behaviour interventions to reduce the risk of diabetes in black and minority ethnic (BME) groups in the UK.
In addition to the assistance provided to the Government of Namibia, UNICEF also partners with civil society organisations to support implementation of community based nutrition and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) interventions.
The implementation of community based interventions in order to educate families, women and health workers may result in early problem recognition and prompt referral.
In April 2005, regulations for a nationwide implementation of community based health insurance were issued after three pilot CHI projects showed promising results [ 16].
The bridegroom, 32, works in the United States Attorney's Office in Manhattan, where he helps in the development and implementation of community-based crime prevention and crime-reduction strategies in the New York metropolitan area.
We present solutions to address these key challenges in the design and implementation of community-based PES interventions.
The findings provide the basis for the development and implementation of community-based educational programs for both the general public and health care professionals, and to enhance availability of community-based clinical trials, especially in the rural areas of the state.
(KI, local chairman) Although a number of activities precede the selection and implementation of community-based interventions, focus is often given to the intervention and outputs because these largely determine how the community is affected.
One of these strategies, aimed at better meeting the needs of Ugandans in rural settings, was the development and implementation of community-based education and service (COBES) for medical, nursing, dentistry, pharmacology, and radiology students at Makerere University in 2003.
