Sentence examples for early community involvement from inspiring English sources

Drawing on an example from a small scale mining development in Central America, this paper shows that early community involvement and rigorous impact assessment on a regular basis motivate community involvement and give value to the social outcome of mining development.

The NP role was new in the community and, in the absence of early community involvement or an announcement; these stakeholders had no knowledge of the NP's capabilities or presence in the community.

Three interventions [ 44, 49, 56] incorporated the point of view and specific issues of communities through focus groups or committees of community actors or workers in planning and implementation, early feedback, or community involvement.

It investigates whether recovery capital building – as indicated by increased levels and quality of online social interactions – and markers of positive identity development predict retention in a recovery program designed around fostering community involvement for early stage recovery addicts.

To encourage family and community involvement in early childhood services: "families play a central nurturing and educational role in their children's lives…[and] should be assisted by early childhood centres and staff to support their children's development and learning" (OECD, 2006, p.17).   8.

In addition, health volunteers recruited from local communities play important support, prevention and early detection roles, thereby enhancing community involvement.

The National Academy of Sciences NASS) has repeatedly called for early, active, continuous, and transparent community involvement in risk-influenced activities (National Research Council 1996, 2000a, 2000b).

But I believe that the factors highlighted in earlier SAGE reports - data quality, community involvement and vaccine supply - are still important to meet vaccination targets in countries like Nigeria.

This paper reports on the effectiveness of community involvement and social interventions to facilitate early BU recognition and referral to the clinic for early diagnosis and treatment.

With evolving South African legislation supporting community involvement in the health system, early policy developments focused on Community Health Committees (HCs) as the principal institutions of community participation.

In addition to the lessons from research on early intervention and child health, Norman Glass came to believe in the importance of community involvement and thus advocated a community development approach to early-years intervention.