SODIS is one of the least frequently used technologies in development cooperation interventions for creating safe household drinking water.
THERE is another role Mr. Helms plays that infuriates internationalists but also strengthens the country's ability to conduct an active international policy: He is the key populist, conservative skeptic of the foreign-policy establishment's pet schemes for international cooperation and intervention.
For the cooperation agreement intervention, this is not administered at an individual level, and thus the assumptions are even easier to assess.
Only the cooperation-based intervention reduced bias toward both older and younger employees.
We excluded patients with severe somatic or psychiatric comorbidity (including impaired hearing or vision) that would substantially impair their cooperation in the intervention programme, patients participating in other intervention studies, and patients living in a nursing home at baseline.
"Carol for Another Christmas" is a cautionary plea for peace, global cooperation and humanitarian intervention.
Since 1991, MCP has been building links with many of the state's 1,074 plantation estates, leading to joint cooperation around key interventions such as indoor residual spraying and the distribution of insecticide-treated nets.
But German leaders have concluded that more cooperation is preferable to intervention by the I.M.F.
This intervention stimulated cooperation among Italian rulers, including Charles Albert of Savoy, whose relations with Austria had been particularly strained.
There is, however, a strategy on which the United States government can still act that requires neither military intervention nor cooperation from enablers like Russia and Iran.
Additional actions recommended in the intervention were; cooperation with antenatal care [ 39, 40] and social services, home-visits [ 41], the use of interpreters, and referrals to an expert in smoking cessation support.
