As the only woman with a private legal practice in her state, and the first female to go to school in her area, Ibrahim knows all about the transformative capacity education can have on a girl's life.
The argument was that the U.S. lagged in research-and-development spending, its basic infrastructure was in obvious decay, and the country was falling behind Europe and Japan in broadband, air-traffic-control capacity, education, and other modernizing infrastructure.
The index was based on the vulnerability derived from eight social indicators: economy, type of economic activity, dependency on and quality of the environment, demography, health and sanitation, early warning capacity, education, and overall development at the national level (UNDP 2004).
The policy does little to build community capacity through education, training or employment opportunities or to protect vulnerable populations.
'Directive' policies are based mainly on expert opinion and seek to build peripheral capacity through education, training, employment opportunities and participation in peripheral networks, although mainly central resources are provisioned, and central, quantitative monitoring makes adaptations difficult.
The strategies were coded into six themes including organisational strategies, workload or work allocation, work practices, work environment and equipment, physical condition and capacity, and education and training (Table 2) and have been described in detail.
The six primary themes for strategies to allow therapists to continue to work in physically demanding clinical roles included: organisational strategies, workload or work allocation, work practices, work environment and equipment, physical condition and capacity, and education and training.
Six themes for strategies to overcome these risk factors include organisational strategies, workload or work allocation, work practices, work environment and equipment, physical conditional and capacity, and education and training.
Combining multi-agency resources to increase continuity of carer, including during birth, culturally responsive care, Indigenous employment, capacity building, education and training is desirable, but has rarely been achieved in the area of maternity service provision.
But even with the remarkable capacity for education to produce growth, the rate of educational attainment in the United States has slowed, especially for men.
With this, we acknowledge the capacity of education to facilitate emancipation, be it formal or non-formal, and we acknowledge the role of education in supporting the supply of developers to a developing software industry (Arora and Gambardella 2008).
