Table 3 Stakeholder preferences for humanitarian assistance Stakeholder preferences Community members prefer cash transfers received via vendors/shops or hawala agents in their community, supplemented by in-kind assistance when needed to address fuel shortages and basic services (e.g., primary education and basic health care).
Light manufacturing, tourism, and nearby retirement communities supplement the agricultural economy.
The importance of listening to community and APE voices was highlighted by ethnographic research with APEs in Mozambique [ 31], while CHWs in Tanzania reported that families and communities supplement other sources of motivation by providing support [ 30].
Families and communities supplement other sources of motivation by providing moral, financial, and material support, including service fees, supplies, money for transportation, and help with farm work and CHW tasks.
Families and communities supplement other sources of motivation by providing moral, financial, and material support, including service fees, supplies, money for transportation, and help with farm work and VCHW tasks [ 7].
Pastoral communities supplemented their living through livestock mobility to other potential areas where they could find water and natural grazing.
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"As black children we had alternative lessons going on in the home and in the community to supplement the education that wasn't coming from institutions.
While the TCI government has focused on progressive support for the local environment, Stark and his colleague David Stone felt that it was important for the community to supplement and complement the efforts of the TCI Dept. of Environmental and Maritime Affairs DEMAA).
Within the ECG community, DICOM supplement 30 is also called DICOM-ECG.
