In addition, weed control has commonly been approached from principles of population ecology, being focused on the behaviour and requirements of single species, as opposed to the holistic behaviour of vegetation communities undertaking active recruitment following control measures the so-called and aforementioned weed-shaped hole (Booth et al. 2003).
As a secondary outcome, the project is expected to lead to most communities undertaking to complete the full CTC programme.
"If there are concerns that a child may have been sexually abused or is likely to be sexually abused, Communities undertakes a thorough assessment of the situation," the statement read.
However, at the local scale in which communities undertake their daily activities, changes in land-use may result in changes that accumulate and manifest more quickly in the landscape.
Rather than simply focusing on the production of knowledge itself, an obvious question posed by feminists on such a situated approach is: "knowledge for whom?" Issues of responsibility concerning what kind of knowledge communities undertake to produce, and correspondingly what ignorance those same communities actively produce are unavoidable (Code 1991, 2006; Heldke 2001).
Many faith communities undertake heroic efforts to address poverty and other social problems but we cannot solve these issues alone nor should we be expected to.
As other high HIV prevalence communities undertake similarly representative surveys, as recently performed in Khayelitsha, South Africa, high drug-resistant TB prevalence rates, similar to ours, may be uncovered [36].
Self-care is defined as 'activities that individuals, families and communities undertake with the intention of enhancing health, preventing disease, limiting illness and restoring health.
Community Forest is defined as "that part of non-permanent forest estate (not more than 5000ha) that is the object of an agreement between government and a community in which communities undertake sustainable forest management for a period of 25 years renewable" (MINEF 1998).
In the past, Rasmussen argues, architecture was not just an individual pursuit, but a community undertaking.
By 1994, with the communities now undertaking community-based treatment, coverage was improving.
