The need for change is acknowledged but it is also recognised that it is not only the examination that needs to change.
Marine protected areas (MPA) are rapidly being established to minimize the impact of anthropogenic disturbances, yet, while climate change is acknowledged as a growing threat, very limited research exists about how to directly incorporate climate-related disturbances into MPA design.
Climate change is acknowledged as a fundamental theme from the get-go, with Hushpuppy's school teacher warning of impending storms and the need to be prepared.
The role of an enabler in assisting behaviour change is acknowledged.
Briefly stated, changing health conditions in a country stimulate innovation which is represented in terms of 'pre-development phase' (the point where need for change is acknowledged) and the subsequent trajectories of interventions, all of which begin with the intention to adapt the health system constructively.
The retrospective review of medical files, inconsistencies of implementation differences in pretest/posttest tools and institutional changes during the study were acknowledged as limitations.
Sources familiar with the situation said that a very small proportion were opposed to change while others were acknowledging change was needed.
The literature documents a range of policies to increase agriculture productivity and enhance income-increasing structural change.2Among them, technological change has been acknowledged as the principal driver of productivity growth (OECD [2012]; Morris et al. [2007]; DFID [2006]).
Mr Tsvangirai and his Movement for Democratic Change, which is acknowledged by all sides to have won a parliamentary election in March while its leader indisputably won the first round of a presidential poll, have suggested that Mr Mugabe should become a ceremonial president and Mr Tsvangirai an executive prime minister in a transitional period before fresh elections are held.
The separation of disasters from the broader social-cultural, economic, environmental, and political contexts, as well as from issues such as poverty, globalization, and climate change, has been acknowledged as a barrier to the effectiveness of DRR strategies in reducing vulnerability (Schipper and Pelling 2006; Weichselgartner and Pigeon 2015).
