Capacity-building efforts should be targeted to UNICEF regional offices as well as country offices; (c) EMOPS should follow through on its commitment to embed the humanitarian knowledge management function within the organization.
As numerous works have been undertaken for on-site water conservation in buildings, further efforts should be devoted to assessing water embodied in the construction process and intermediate material inputs.
Therefore, it is recommended that concentrated efforts should be expedited toward building generic modular stack-based systems or blocks for the mathematical, programming and hardware representations of each stack layering type to serve in reducing tremendously any repetitive research efforts in future handling of similar or analogous problems of real life systems.
As omics science moves forward, more efforts should be directed towards building a more efficient omics integration foundation for information storage, flow and exchange to enable the development of quantitative models of biological systems when they can be integrated into a coherent relational network of cellular response.
However due to the retrospective nature of this study and to the small sample size we could not analyze the differential efficacy of this regimen in SS-m MS-LC HCH and RO+ vs RO- patients, and future efforts should be aimed at building risk adapted treatment algorithms, as a result of prospective randomized trials.
As a majority of public facilities operates at full capacity and building new institutions is very expensive, efforts should be made to use the existing facilities and competences in the private sector.
Therefore, it is most likely that future efforts should be devoted to building open bioinformatics clouds and providing public access to the scientific community.
Firstly, concerted efforts should be directed towards capacity building for preparing evidence briefs, conducting deliberative dialogues, implementing a RRS, developing and maintaining online clearinghouses, and evaluating these activities among those engaging in these EIHP activities.
Coordinated efforts should be placed on identifying barriers, allocating resources, and building capacity for HPSR.
We suggest that if building the field of HPSR+A is taken seriously by researchers, managers, policy-makers and health professionals, targeted efforts should be invested by each of these groups.
