"No other ice cream player has a direct store-door distribution system that is national except Dreyer's".
Where this is not feasible, prioritise persons with injuries or disabilities, establish support networks or organise door-to-door distribution.
For example, he said, replacing door-to-door distribution of mail with a central mailroom or removing sinks from laundry rooms will not result in a rent reduction.
Despite a wave of hype and enormous funding, they imploded under the weight of what proved to be an unsustainably costly door-to-door distribution system.
The facility, which opened April 15, generates 1.14 megawatts each day, roughly 40percentt of the energy required by the next-door distribution center.
Advertisers use CIPS to efficiently reach all of the households in a given zip code in Southern California by a combination of in-paper insertions and unduplicated door-to-door distribution.
Mass door-to-door distribution of the long lasting insecticidal net (LLIN) PermaNet 2.0 (Vestergaard Frandsen, Lausanne, Switzerland) was carried out in November and December 2007, supplying and assisting in hanging one net per sleeping area at an average of three nets per household.
Door-to-door distribution To help families in the area resume their daily lives, UNICEF has also been distributing two truckloads of hygiene kits.
Consequently, for public interventions to reduce inequalities in maternal and child health, basic health care relying on door-to-door distribution by community health workers or direct support to demanders should be the critical elements.
The success of vitamin A supplement in reducing inequality is because public health interventions relying on door-to-door distribution of nutrition essentially overcome intra-household gender biases that could otherwise be prejudiced against girls.
Women living in the study site have access to contraceptives through door-to-door distribution of condoms and pills, and clinical access to IUDs and injectables through NGO workers.
