The bottom-up perspective emphasise the actions of the professionals at the operative or street level [ 43] of the organisations involved as they transform the intervention programme into practice.
From the theoretical review, it was determined that the interventions should promote CHWs as members of a collective by highlighting a sense of shared experience, focus on alignment between worker and programme goals, and emphasise the actions that lead to good performance.
While acknowledging the need for immediate emergency aid, they emphasised the need for actions and policies to prevent famine from recurring.
'At home,' Nunn told me, 'I've got the most amazing volume - Oscar Hammerstein's copy of the Michener stories, which the estate loaned me - and you can see from his asterisks and exclamations in the margin that he intended to emphasise the military action.' Brohn has collaborated by adding some field drums to the band, to reinforce drills, rallies and marches that are often cut.
49 When combined with probiotics, BLF further enhanced its prophylactic effect on LOS, emphasising the synergistic action of LF and other antimicrobial agents.
He emphasised the fact that this action on the part of the authorities was not in any way attendant upon the result of this race, but was the natural culmination of continuous investigation and methodical application of the improvements in the technique of aeronautics to air transport problems.
Oil & Gas UK said the "bleak" findings emphasised the urgency of government action to secure the industry's long-term future.
The Copenhagen Declaration and Programme of Action emphasised the necessity of focusing national efforts and policies on meeting the basic needs of all - and on the need to give special priority to the rights of children and women.
As Mr Pirker emphasised, the objectives of this action plan are clear; and I believe that, rather than talking about objectives, we must define targets and work out what actually needs to be done.
76 Open Dialogue papers particularly emphasised the lack of success when actions were unilaterally decided, rather than emerging from a joint process.
