Shiraz Maher, the deputy director of the International Centre for the Study of Radicalisation and Political Violence, at King's College London, said Isis was trying to convince its followers that military defeat had changed little, particularly in its capacity for planning attacks abroad.
Our human capacity for planning agency plays central roles in the cross-temporal organization of our agency, in our acting and thinking together (both at a time and over time), and in our self-governance (both at a time and over time).
Strengthen project capacity for planning and M&E, and create a learning culture.
In this way, empowerment evaluation is designed to improve programme implementation and strengthen systems by building local capacity for planning more systematically, implementing with quality, self-evaluating and using the information for continuous quality improvement.
There is a high turnover of cadres, and support systems (supervision, monitoring, financing, training), coordination between CHWs, NGOs and PHC facilities, and sub-district capacity for planning and management of CBS are all poorly developed.
The activities and knowledge of MOE/GES administrators interviewed at the national and district levels suggest that capacity for planning on pre-primary education has increased since the announcement and implementation of education reforms in the past three to six years.
This not only provides a better and safer experience for patients but also frees up hospital beds, which improves the flow of patients and generates capacity for planned elective work.
In this capacity, Greg is responsible for planning, scheduling and coordinating the production of publications and promotional materials.
Those communities most likely to benefit are the ones with clear land-tenure rights and stronger capacities for planning, implementing and monitoring actions that reduce the causes of deforestation.
Legal and institutional capacities for planning and implementing environmental and trade policies in the countries of the region are generally weak.
But Lashley's ideas bring into focus the precise cognitive and computational changes that might underlie our expanded capacities for planning, action, language, music, and thought itself, in the context of a wide array of shared capacities.
