It is architecture which communicates with community in a very direct way.
To evaluate the quality of the COBES students' communication, questions were asked that focused on the student's ability to communicate with communities and the amount of feedback students provided to the community.
Given recent efforts to ensure local government is as transparent as possible, and good at communicating with communities, it's important people understand what we do.
Researchers frequently have difficulty effectively communicating with communities.
UNICEF asserts that effective health systems are not just about providing medicines, doctors, and facilities, but there is also a need to communicate with communities and educate families about the importance of seeking health care and support.
This level of utilization is encouraging given that the CCM programme was still relatively new at the time of the assessment and few formal efforts had been made to communicate with communities about the new capabilities of the HSAs.
Group counseling can be helpful in large-scale community-based studies, like vaccine trials, in terms of logistics and ease of administration of the informed consent process and of communicating with communities about the study during its conduct and after its completion.
The purpose of conducting the KIIs was to obtain in-depth information on how the hospital management communicates with the communities around them and how the community representatives give feedback to the hospitals.
Use of communication tools such as powerpoint presentations were not useful in communicating with community opinion leaders during workshops.
In four of the studies, LHWs were recruited on the basis of being part of the community, literate, motivated to participate in the intervention and able to communicate with community members [ 22- 28, 28].
She has pledged to spend as much money as possible on policing and to "actively communicate with the communities of Wiltshire through regular meetings, community groups and the local media".
