An open research system, where the public is meaningfully engaged, will deliver the best research and ensure it commands confidence and serves society's needs.
Our success challenges the assumptions that people who face barriers with communication cannot be meaningfully engaged, and fully participate, in expressing their views.
It is clear that those on the ground who will be relied on to make this happen have yet to be meaningfully engaged, and we have made their concerns known to Macmillan Cancer Support and NHS England who are leading this initiative.
"We know that India will shape the future of global growth and business landscape for years to come," says Marc Johnson, "and as a school we have to be meaningfully engaged with and learning from what is taking place in India today". In a world saturated with fake news, sharing real good news has never been more valuable.
Participation is a fundamental human right and youth, as any other group, have the right to be meaningfully engaged in the post-2015 agenda.
Moreover, participatory monitoring is always less threatening, and hence TBAs should be meaningfully engaged in such type of monitoring.
In such instances, patriarchal gatekeepers should be meaningfully engaged by investigators, and where necessary, by authorities, and motivated to allow for the participation of the women in research.
Only a minority of young people are meaningfully politically engaged, let alone politically active, and that includes those who opt for conservative or even far-right parties.
The outcome of this model is that patients and their families are actively and meaningfully engaged in discussions and decisions concerning policies, programs, service delivery and implications of the care provided.
Understanding the physical form of real estate, and the rules that govern that form, is critically important if one is to meaningfully engage in the practice of real estate development.
