With cooperation, complementarity and coordination of work employees develop their individual work capacity and learn to accept criticism, self-criticism, to respect the opinions of others, to listen and to be flexible.
As the support provided by UNICEF will not be able to develop technical expertise in all areas, it is recommended to strengthen and search for cooperation and complementarity with other partners more especially through joint programming with other United Nations Agencies (UNDP and FAO for instance).
The results provide evidence for significant complementarities between internal R&D and R&D cooperation, but cast doubt on the complementarity of internal and contracted R&D, since a productivity effect on firms' patenting probability or sales with new products cannot be found.
The broad objectives of the Arab League are to develop cooperation and strengthen complementarity among the member states in economical, cultural scientific, social and military fields.
We analyse complementarity between different knowledge sources (internal, external and/or cooperation) employing a wide range of innovation performance measures (product, process, organizational, and commercial).
We identify three overarching themes that connect these diverse measures— politicizing complementarity, regionalizing political opposition, and pairing instances of cooperation and condemnation to diffuse accusations of impunity.
We are made to exist in a life that should be marked by cooperation, interdependence, sharing, caring, compassion and complementarity.
A study of complementarities between levels of automation and human machine cooperation approaches is firstly proposed, and leads to the definition of three main axes necessary to design and evaluate human-machine systems and cooperation.
This policy outlines a comprehensive strategy to maximize the complementarities of all instruments available to the EU, particularly development cooperation, trade policy, political dialogue and humanitarian aid while ensuring coherence between the Unions efforts and partner country initiatives.
By partnering with an international agency (often a traditional donor country or a large multilateral organisation) for a third party's advantage (the beneficiary country), Brazilian cooperation can be scaled up and benefit from complementarities with its partner provider.
