Sentence examples for central level to the from inspiring English sources

The Implementation perspective (n = 12) prioritized concrete actions to advance the operationalization of the plan, based on a guidance-based approach from the central level to the lower administrative levels.

"But this was disbursed from the central level to the provinces and then all the provinces had their own mechanisms of implementing.

There is local contribution at all levels of DACAW entry points, from MLD at the central level to the Women's Federation group at the village level.

However, there is a need to translate the success at central level to the district level, where the proportion of children on ART in most ART clinics is less than 5%[ 7, 28].

Furthermore, the top-down distribution of vaccines - from the central level to the regions, then to each health district, and then to health centers in proportion to approximate target populations - may worsen the direct impact of wastage on coverage and efficiency.

Samples were not intended to be nationally representative, but rather chosen to diagnose major CCM supply chain strengths and weaknesses in a cross-section of districts served by key CCM partners, and to follow the supply chain from the central level to the community level.

If the primary instruments employed by the central level to steer the health system are laws, regulations and administrative norms, the literature notes large gaps between policy and local implementation.

According to the Swedish National Insurance Act the social insurance office has to cooperate with the health services, the employers and other important actors in the rehabilitation process on a local, regional and central level, to support the individual needs of the patient [ 9, 10].

Moreover, efforts by the central level to retain substantial control of the implementation process – by using an earmarked budget, providing prescriptive (yet unclear) guidance on the policy, and offering few opportunities for feedback – may have exacerbated problems and contributed further to the programme's low uptake.

Originally it was up to the central level to staff local CPH.

This view is based on the idea that most governments, particularly African governments, do not have the capacity at the central level to effectively implement necessary environmental protection measures.