Sentence examples for enabling communities from inspiring English sources

Commonplace are enabling communities to gain better control over planning in their local neighbourhoods.

The line between enabling communities to be more self-governing and responsible for their own outcomes and cutting communities adrift is a very fine one".

Instead of simply delivering services to meet needs, the focus is on building capacity and enabling communities to better meet needs of their own.

This seeks to shift the power dynamic between beneficiaries and benefactors, enabling communities to solve their most pressing problems, largely from within.

A good case study is the Philippines government agency NOAH, which has pioneered methods for enabling communities to respond to complex, chaotic impacts when different natural hazards strike simultaneously, such as typhoons, landslides or volcanic eruptions.

This ensures that the growth of community energy could play a critical part in maintaining the rise of the co-operative economy, and enabling communities to generate their own wealth.

One could even argue that local currencies such as the Bristol Pound, diversifying and strengthening local economies and enabling community investment, should also be seen as public health initiatives.

Massachusetts passed its law enabling community renewable energy projects in 2008 and saw at least one town solar garden begin operating in Brewster in 2012.

But what are the characteristics of these networks and partnerships in enabling community responses to HIV prevention, mitigation and care?

Media Trust works with media organisations and charities to enhance their communications and enable communities to find their voice and make it heard.

Developing successful communication systems requires extensive preparation, including an understanding of how to enable communities to respond effectively (Pearce 2003).