Sentence examples for community-based science from inspiring English sources

The aim of this collaboration was to: (1) integrate quantitative social science into the K 12 science curriculum to foster learning about the nature of social science investigation in a real world context; (2) create a community-based science partnership; and (3) generate social science data useful for decision-making that could withstand scientific peer review.

Though there remain many challenging problems to implementing and maintaining community-based science [ 14], the jamboree approach to network reconstruction and model building has also been successfully applied to build a consensus reconstruction and model of Salmonella Typhimurium LT2 [ 15].

Here we demonstrate the value of community-based ('citizen science') observations for modelling and understanding catchment response as a contribution to catchment science.

However, community-based citizen science in developing countries will require international support to be sustainable.

Collectively, the seven case studies reviewed in this paper demonstrate the richness and complexity of scientific data contributed by community-based citizen science.

Zim community-based nutrition program Science kits for secondary schools in Zimbabwe Inaugural Conference on Child-Sensitive Policies UNICEF gets help to children and women evacuated from Tokwe-Mukosi UNICEF gets help to children and women evacuated from Tokwe-Mukosi SIDA field visit January 2014 The Swedish delegation visited programs being supported by UNICEF through SIDA funding.

A wealth of CO-related initiatives (e.g., Citizen Science, Community-Based Monitoring (CBM), Volunteered Geographic Information (VGI), Volunteered Environmental Monitoring (VEM), etc).

In the environmental health sciences, community-based research has an important role to play and is recognized by the NIEHS in its strategic plan (Schwartz et al. 2006).

This opens up opportunities to develop and test new innovations for citizen science and community-based environmental monitoring.

Citizen science and community-based monitoring programs are increasing in number and breadth, generating volumes of scientific data.

The two are intimately related: HIV has, for the last three decades, defined the landscape of ambitious, collaborative and innovative responses that marry science, rights, community-based responses and structural change.