Elsewhere, multinational companies have built communal wells and water pumps, but their enthusiasm and philanthropic desire hasn't necessarily equated to the needs of communities being met.
In this respect, the present needs of tourists and host communities are met, whilst the potential of future generations to satisfy their needs is also protected.
Therefore, it is crucial to ensure that the use and perceptions on NTFPs from native and invasive species are incorporated in strategies dealing with invasive species to ensure that the needs of local communities are met while ensuring the conservation of biodiversity and ecosystem services.
Orange County is on the cusp of change and Asian Americans are faced with the unique opportunity to shape the political landscape of Orange County and to have a seat at the table where we can ensure that the needs of our diverse communities are met.
To ensure that the needs of these communities are met, the research team has lead investigators from service user and carer agencies who actively contribute to the design, development and implementation of the intervention.
While UNICEF and partners are striving to address the new influx of refugees and to make sure the needs of both refugees and host communities are met, major challenges hamper the response.
With simple processing equipment and initial training from the Shea Project and NUSPA, rural women in neighbouring southern Sudan have established their own processing centres, which currently serve Nairobi, Kenya with a high-quality cosmetic product – a new high-value market outlet for the available surplus after the primary nutritional needs of their communities are met.
Protests by the journalistic community were met by anger from the ISI and a cowed silence from the government.
The internal challenges to the Christian community were met not only by formulating the faith in creeds and dogmas but also by passing this faith on to the next generations through education.
The Knight Commission — a watchdog group whose members include figures from the academic, athletic and journalism communities — was meeting to examine the issues facing college athletics.
