Sentence examples for connecting stakeholders from inspiring English sources
24– 26 Assessment and priority setting activities serve as a bridge, connecting stakeholders within and across the stages of translational research to ensure efficient handoffs and facilitate the larger goal of delivering on the promise of scientific discovery.
Research and training institutes themselves felt little responsibility for integrating implicit and/or practice-based knowledge in their work; and integrating and co-creating activities (e.g., efforts like connecting stakeholders, advocacy, and sharing successes) were not perceived as a formal part of their job description.
Interviewees representing governmental or consultancy agencies did not perceive themselves as brokers who bring together different parties; rather, they perceived their task as translating research-based knowledge into easily accessible formats or scientific knowledge into ready-made interventions (bringing together different kinds of knowledge, instead of connecting stakeholders).
As systemic instruments that connect stakeholders and support continuous foresight processes, FSSs are especially suited to achieve these results.
Our vision is to create a vibrant innovation and technology ecosystem to deliver social and economic benefits to Hong Kong and the region; and our mission is connect stakeholders, facilitate knowledge transfer and nurture talents to accelerate technological innovation and commercialization.
Third, rather than simply setting bold goals they invest in resources, like the Iowa Healthcare Collaborative, that connect stakeholders to one another and support them in the hard work of designing better care and adapting good practice to their local settings.
From an implementation perspective, the Health Network approach is effective because it i) connects stakeholders from across the health sector – researchers, clinicians, consumers, policy-makers and so on, and ii) provides mechanisms and pathways for action.
Several scenarios that connect stakeholder concerns and WGS will also posited and analyzed.
12.01am: I have received this statement from GAP2, a European Commission-funded initiative "connecting science stakeholders and policy" on fisheries management: Whether we ban discards in 2014, phase out discards or keep the current system, no sustainable progress can be made without better data, and the buy-in of both the scientific and fishing communities.
Social capital is a missing link in disaster response, but it can be effective in connecting different stakeholders for integrated and timely action (Nakagawa and Shaw 2004).
