Environment: providing an environment conducive to giving clean, friendly, and professional service.
Three themes emerged from the data: 1) delivery environment is chaotic: delivery rooms were not conducive to safe, women-friendly care provision, and coordination between providers was poor.
We found delivery rooms not being conducive to safe, women-friendly care, and poor coordination amongst staff as evident from gaps in the required infrastructure, material and human resources and importantly in the organisation of care and in the overall supervision and management of facilities.
Computer programming could be conducive to more flexible, family-friendly scheduling partly because of the nature of the work itself, and partly because many companies have such a hard time finding highly skilled programmers that such workers have more bargaining power.
Moreover, its notation is relatively user-friendly and conducive to the simple understanding of mathematical notation.
The skills of teachers and preschool animators will be enhanced through training and schools will receive the necessary teaching, educational and recreational materials needed to provide a child-friendly environment conducive to learning and child development.
Citing an emerging school of thought among economists and scientists about the role of government in improving wellbeing, Cameron said the contention was that, just as ministers an create a climate for business to thrive, "so we can create a climate in this country that is more family friendly and more conducive to the good life.
"If you have a guard standing at every entrance to a gallery and trained in a way that isn't necessarily overtly friendly, it's not conducive to interacting and responding to the art".
These model child-friendly schools create environments conducive to learning by respecting children's rights and needs.
