Sentence examples for environment action plan from inspiring English sources

Fig. 1 The study area in Narok County (Source: Narok District Environment Action Plan 2009 2013).

Since the 1970s, for example, integration and precaution have been underpinning ideals of the Environment Action Plan of the European Union [ 8].

In parallel, in June 2004, France adopted a national health and environment action plan (Plan national santé environment, PNSE) which addressed questions raised by the French civil society regarding the short- and medium-term health impacts of exposure to environmental pollutants.

Children's Health and the Environment: Developing Action Plans L. Licari, L. Nemer, G. Tamburlini Geneva:World Health Organization, 2005.

"We're seeking to create a 'so-what?' environment and the action plan has had input from groups such as Pride Sports, Justin Campaign, Gay Football Supporters Network, Stonewall and Kick It Out".

In the European Commission (EC) European Seafloor Observatory NETwork (ESONET) project, in connection to the Global Monitoring for Environment and Security (GMES) action plan, the NEMO-SN-1 site has been proposed as an European key area, both for its intrinsic importance for geo-hazards and for the availability of infrastructure as a stepwise development in GMES program.

According to the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change, the action plan helps define how market proceeds will be spent.

Trainees can use the Home Environmental Assessment List questionnaire to assess the home environment and negotiate an action plan with the family (Leung et al. 1997).

After the selection of an incident, a root cause analysis was performed by Alarm method following the classic plan: chronology of care until the AE occurrence, identification with the nursing team of the immediate causes and of the contributing factors (patient, tasks, individual, team, environment, organization, institution), and action plan.

EU Environment Commissioner Karmenu Vella presented the Action Plan against Wildlife Trafficking, which is designed to aggressively target the criminal networks that have turned wildlife trafficking into a billion euro industry.

Keen not to be left behind, the BBC chose World Environment Day (June 5 last weekk to unveil an action plan called Choose to Make a Difference.