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That will occur only when families and communities learn to recognise their own particular risks and vulnerabilities - and are empowered to develop the capacity to care for those already infected while working to stop future infection.

When families get the right nutrition, communities are empowered to develop solutions to better face the next drought.

"We believe that by connecting creative sectors and cultural institutions in the UK with Sudanese partners they are empowered to develop initiatives and ideas that share their experience of developing the creative economy and promote the wider impact of this process in terms of education, economic regeneration, social inclusion and international engagement".

Cities have to be empowered to develop localized solutions with input from the local population.

Each member of the central command developed their integrated networks, and each in turn was empowered to develop tertiary integrated linkages.

We suggest that local government in districts and cities be empowered to develop and provide such a system.

With person-centred care patients felt empowered to develop new directions for improving their lives and lifestyle [ 17, 26, 28, 30].

Our work with young people should be about empowering them to develop the necessary self-awareness, actions and decisions, which lead to their betterment and not to their detriment.

By equipping and empowering communities to develop the inherent potential and resources of the country, the international community has an opportunity to promote peace and stability in Afghanistan.

This study investigated the extent to which physiotherapists collaborating in a randomised trial comparing the McKenzie approach with a Solution Finding Approach SFAA) for back pain or neck pain involved patients in the consultation, and empowered patients to develop self-management strategies.

Introductory biology students who conducted classroom research can feel empowered and might develop the confidence they need to pursue independent undergraduate research, either in synthetic biology or in another area of biology (Harrison et al., 2011).