Based on this insight, Shin proposes that the low fertility rate should be addressed by developing effective policies for the reduction of child-rearing and educational costs.
Using record linkage technology leads the way to a better understanding of human development and helps to understand, treat, and develop effective policies for children with mental retardation/developmental disabilities (MR/DD) and their families.
Hence, many of our perceptions of the relationships between the natural environment and human health are limited and still relatively unexplored, leaving critical knowledge gaps for those seeking to develop effective policies for sustainable use of resources and environmental and human health protection [ 1].
As Australia is facing an aging population, understanding what structural and behavioural factors can help improve residential energy efficiency is key for developing effective policy initiatives to support the successful management of household energy costs, wellbeing and carbon emissions within this population.
Few studies have sought to rank environmental risk factors on an international level by their public health impact a critical aspect for developing effective policy measures, according to the team led by Otto Hänninen, a pollution exposure researcher at Finland's National Institute for Health and Welfare.
A clear role for the convention lies in developing effective policy models and technical assistance channels to help developing countries set up national insurance schemes that work for the poor.
On one side, this framework offers some initial elements to reconnect and valorize for restructuring the territory-food-table chain in a more sustainable and resilient way; on the other side, it stresses that the interlinkages between foodservice and tourism play a relevant role in shaping the Venetian foodscape and thus represent a key area for developing effective policies and strategies.
"Witnessing violence in the home or being physically or sexually abused, for instance, may condition children or adolescents to become victims or perpetrators of armed violence and understanding these factors is essential for developing effective policies and programmes to prevent violence".
Holding misconceptions of evolution may impede the ability to develop effective policy related to biological developments.
