Sentence examples for context for implementation from inspiring English sources
Such configurational work is deeply entangled with learning processes at the community level, whereby an evolving technical identity as well as various community building activities provide a growing network of resources as necessary context for implementation of user innovations.
As world leaders return to their respective countries following the UN Summit on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the context for implementation provides a depressing background.
The developmental phase of TRiPLaB uses theory as a basis for exploring and making sense of the local context for implementation [ 2].
While the pre-existing district health system formed a ready context for implementation, the establishment of special implementation structures – the Task team and coordinators at various levels - and the partnership with the NGO - were key mechanisms for bringing together line and support managers, for up and down communication and problem solving, and for holding players accountable.
Annie was concerned about the original engineering design context of the co-written curriculum when it came time to implement, so she adjusted the context for her implementation, recognizing that she "wouldn't have been able to sustain it [the zombie context]." Instead, she used a theme related to the reality show Survivor that she felt successfully engaged students.
A limitation of our study is that it reports on only one context for LDP implementation.
For the pilot phase seven primary care centres in close geographical proximity and with good clinical links were selected to provide a favourable context for initial implementation.
The main features of the reform are briefly described below as the larger context for the implementation of the broad and ambitious women and health agenda.
Perhaps easier for technocratic risk assessors to understand, but still neglected within risk assessment processes, is the significance of the context of implementation for evaluating the risks and claimed benefits of a technology.
It also emphasizes the need for an understanding of the context of implementation and concurrent qualitative work to triangulate results.
