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Identifying stakeholders and understanding their attitudes and needs will enable implementers to meet their expectations more fully, and so encourage acceptance.

Using two pieces of evidence (wealth quintiles plus concentration index) enables implementers to address apparent inequities by designing action-oriented strategies.

Rather, policymakers will need to consider a combination of national direction with increased local autonomy, to develop mechanisms that would enable policy implementers to evaluate and refine the balance between these two perspectives in a systematic and evidence-based manner over time.

This enables policy implementers to design well-targeted policy and programme measures that address the underlying causes of hunger and malnutrition effectively.

The approach also enabled RCB implementers to support considerably more people to get experience in research activity than would be possible if supporting individuals each working on a separate project.

In addition, the calculation of standard errors for the concentration index enables researchers and implementers to assess whether differences between concentration indices are statistically significant.

The lessons learned from the field thus far can enable researchers, practitioners and programme implementers to modify gender-transformative work in ways described above so as to maximise the health and wellbeing of men, women, boys and girls, both domestically and globally.

Targeted supportive interventions which meet the specific needs of facility-level implementers should now be implemented to enable them to continue providing quality NIMART services.

In this paper, we address this challenge by presenting an ontology-based approach that: (i) enables systematic response of e-Government systems to changes by applying formal methods for achieving consistency when a change is discovered; (ii) enables knowledgeable response of service designers and implementers to changes by utilizing design rationale knowledge.

The Cape Town symposium enabled new and experienced researchers, policy-makers and implementers to learn together about how to fix broken health systems.

This requires policy makers and implementers to develop a robust implementation plan.