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His view fits the mainstream development consensus that emphasises "country ownership" – that lasting change comes from within developing countries, rather than through policies imposed from outside.

In an interview with India Ink, Mr. Chamling explained how his government has managed to build a development consensus that has eluded Sikkim's neighboring states.

Governments, stakeholders and the public will come together to strengthen a growing consensus that development planning and preparedness should be interlinked.

There is growing consensus that the development of soil quality assessments to be used by farmers to solve problems within individual fields will be challenging.

Increased risk was equal for both first and second generation immigrants, and this finding has led to a growing consensus that the development of psychotic disorders in immigrants is associated with sensitization to environmental stressors related to the post-immigration context [ 4- 8].

As world leaders gather in Addis Ababa from July 13-16 for the third international conference on Financing for Development, there is consensus that while domestic government resources will remain the most important source of development finance, these resources alone are insufficient.

It is an almost common consensus that development arises as a result of cooperating and strategically consulting specialized productive units that are complementary.

The field of PRO instrument development has reached a consensus that content validity cannot be established via quantitative psychometric analyses, as highlighted in the FDA PRO guidance [ 9].

The outcome of the development process was a consensus that outlined a single, common patient-centred care pathway for transition from hospital to follow-up in primary care.

There is a consensus that development and progression of CCC is dependent on the continuous presence of T. cruzi in the infected host and that chronic inflammation in the heart is the primary feature that drives tissue damage (Marin-Neto et al., 2007; Gutierrez et al., 2009).

At the same time there is an emerging consensus that the development and use of performance measures can be problematic.