Sentence examples for challenges of equity from inspiring English sources
This summer, under Prof. Kaja Kuhl's direction, incoming MSAUD students will be looking at challenges of equity, infrastructure, mobility, and density in the five boroughs of New York City in light of Mayor Bill De Blasio's commitment for expanded ferry service.
Zuindeau (2006) examined sustainable development by spatial approach and considered two challenges of equity and efficacy and tried to specify the variables that influence each of them in a spatial approach.
However, the user fees brought about challenges of equity in access to health care especially for the poor (8) and decreased the utilization of health care services at the public health facilities (7, 9).
Knowledge on moonlighting and agency nursing is important for several reasons: it provides an indication of the time and financial pressures faced by individual health workers; it enhances understanding of the health system consequences of these phenomena; and it can assist with shaping appropriate health sector policies to deal with the challenges of equity and health care provision (1, 6– 8).
Before starting this project at the beginning of the year, as I predicted challenges we would face, I vastly underestimated the challenge of equity.
And women aspiring to top leadership positions in tax are certainly not immune to the challenges of pay equity, gender bias, work-life integration, and glass ceilings faced by women throughout corporations.
Purpose/Objective: This evaluation was commissioned to examine the successes and challenges of the Equity Programme and to provide recommendations to strengthen its approach.
Currently, there is growing international attention to the design and implementation of health insurance that is addressing the challenges of improving equity, expanding access, and ensuring quality of care provided by health systems in developing countries [ 12].
However, others were more frank about the challenge of addressing equity: "Health equity has not been considered.
As these debates continue, many countries continue to decentralize their ART programs and policymakers face the challenge of prioritizing equity in access to ART with laboratory services and other health systems gaps.
