Sentence examples for collaborative policies from inspiring English sources

The three presidents also said Thursday that the deal would involve collaborative policies on key sectors, including energy, technology, industry, agriculture and transport.

The river systems are interdependent on one another, and hence, integrated and collaborative policies with investment in adaptive technologies are required for a sustainable solution.

Improvements in HIV services, especially as inmates transition to the community, are expected to result in experimental site increases in interagency contacts, communication, program development, cross-agency training, client service activities, and changes in collaborative policies.

In West Africa, projects for improving water and health management have established collaborative policies among climate change, water resources, and health management efforts that target adaptive strategies and cope with drought and flood risk (Cissé 2013).

As one respondent astutely observed, '—The disclosure of incidental findings is not an incidental activity.' The first step toward drafting collaborative policies is to dispel the notion that a one-size-fits-all standard will best address the ethical tensions inherent to IF disclosure.

Collaborative policy making; water policy and management; public participation; theory of planning and policy making; environmental policy; governance.

This is the result of a collaborative policy by the country's Environmental Protection Agency and its Department of Energy, to encourage the recycling of waste food in this way.

For example, collaborative policy designs may dictate elaborate stakeholder involvement, whereas policies that clearly outline decision processes ensure that these actors also trust in the procedure.

We argue that despite indisputable long-term benefits of collaborative policy work it includes risks of paternalism, accountability deficit and exclusiveness.

Cooperation across the sector We have seen an increased emphasis on industry association cooperation, arising as an unintended consequence of the establishment of the EVCC, where much greater cooperation and even collaborative policy work now takes place.

The findings suggest that the CTI is best viewed as a nascent, collaborative policy subsystem wherein there is strong support for the CTI objectives among stakeholders, convergence in policy beliefs and preferences, and instances of collaboration.