Likewise, development of precise forest monitoring systems is essential for the effective implementation of climate change mitigation policies such as REDD + (reducing emissions from deforestation and degradation), which require accurate mapping of aboveground biomass (AGB) and its changes.
Accurate estimation of aboveground forest biomass (AGB) and its dynamics is of paramount importance in understanding the role of forest in the carbon cycle and the effective implementation of climate change mitigation policies.
The fact that reducing point density does not introduce significant errors in AGB estimates is important for biomass monitoring and for an effective implementation of climate change mitigation policies such as REDD + due to its implications for the costs of data acquisition.
Despite the significant differences among metrics derived from different point densities, the fact that their effect on AGB estimates was less than 5% is important for biomass monitoring and for an effective implementation of climate change mitigation policies such as REDD+.
Effective implementation of the changes aimed at streamlining the redetermination processes is required for the stability of the Medi-Cal population to actually increase.
This, in turn, depends on the effective implementation of proposed changes in the education, training, and practice of nurses.
Even worse, the window for effective implementation of sound climate-change policy may soon slam shut: average global temperatures may rise by 6 degrees centigrade or more, far above the agreed-upon goal of a 2-degree increase.
Priority agenda for this committee should be to formulate guidelines for implementing agenda to modify the social determinants of health, effective implementation of national CVD control programme, change the medical education curriculum with focus on chronic diseases and improving public health financing and develop low-cost insurance schemes.
Institutional dimension includes the ability and effort spent by governments and societies to implement changes required for an effective implementation of sustainable development.
Achterberg et al argued that effective implementation of screening for HbP will require changes at both regime (suppliers and users) and landscape level (institutions, material social, political and legal infrastructure), but that such change is difficult to achieve without an active orchestrating role of the government.
