Sentence examples for bottom-up projects from inspiring English sources

Small, bottom-up projects may have a high failure rate, but the costs of any individual failure are far less.

JSPS, wIth awardsal year 2011 budgrants ¥334.7 billion (approximatoly US$4.2 bindividualncludinvestigatorsn (US$88 million) allocated for international projects) has collaborations with 90 international partner organizations, such as the National Science Foundation (NSF), National Institutes of Health, and National Natural Science Foundation of China.

For instance, ANR should invite more bottom-up projects and extend grants to 5 years, said materials scientist and honorary university professor Roger Fougères, who chaired some of the debates.

The Progetto Seveso addresses in an integrated way the management of one of the main flows of urban metabolism, which is the water, it is based on tools that have resilient characters and has activated other resilient bottom-up projects and actions.

The project orgware implemented technology transfer and capacity building in a coordinated top-down and bottom-up project structure.

The "bottom-up" (locally initiated) approach has been suggested as having benefits like more staff buy-in, intrinsic reward for local staff, and a more customized and detail-oriented implementation [ 31], but when placing a bottom-up project in direct competition with a top-down project, these factors may not be sufficient.

The investment schedules of CCS projects that benefit from public funding may be driven by external schedules not derived from bottoms up project-specific timelines.

"Was the $225 million cap an arbitrary ceiling, based on what was thought to be politically palatable, or was it a bottoms-up project estimate to minimize the total cost to taxpayers?" he asked.

Solar Aid is also testing a kiosk-based system to help entrepreneurs distribute LED lighting in the Kibera district of the Kenyan capital, Nairobi.Some hurdles to bottom-up energy projects are more easily addressed.

They may therefore be considered bottom-up designed projects.

Not only because they were (a) bottom-up designed projects but also (b) despite including only frail older beneficiaries (attested by either a score on the Edmonton Frail Scale [ 13] of 6 or more or having a diagnosis of dementia), the manifestation of frailty could be very diverse.