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Mr Burstow also called on the government to develop a national strategy to ensure an adequate supply of care home beds to solve the ongoing bed-blocking crisis.

The government must develop a national strategy to cope with the effects of solar superstorms on electricity and communications, according to a study by the Royal Academy of Engineering.

In May, the National Academies of Science reported to Congress that "the U.S. should act now to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and develop a national strategy to adapt to the inevitable impacts of climate change," because global warming is "caused largely by human activities, and poses significant risks for — and in many cases is already affecting — a broad range of human and natural systems".

And in September 2001, the National Sustainability Council ( Nachhaltigkeitsrat), established by the federal government, finally began operations to develop a national strategy for sustainability before the Johannesburg Summit.

In 2004, the Liberal federal government did manage to reach an agreement with the provincial or territorial governments to develop a national strategy for child care, but this agreement was cancelled before being finalized with the change of the government in 2006.

We need to pass currency reform measures and develop a national strategy to boost small and mid-size manufacturers.

Denmark has developed a national strategy for sustainable development for which the main goal is a constant decrease in pollutant levels in products, food, the working environment, traffic and the indoor environment [ 2- 5].

Mozambique, in southeastern Africa, had spent considerable time developing a national strategy to combat its high rate of H.I.V. infection.

"At a governmental level, it's really important that Russia ratifies the Paris agreement and gets to work on developing a national strategy," said Sulyandziga.

Ministers agreed to collaborate on developing a national strategy for increasing Stem participation in schools, with senior officials due to report back on progress later this year.

He has sensible ideas about developing a national strategy for improving governance and for adopting transparent criteria for choosing credible people for government jobs.