"equitable implementation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe when tasks or policies are carried out in a fair and impartial manner. For example, "The government set out an equitable implementation of the new law to ensure everyone had access to its benefits."
Examining all the above in an international context, and assuring equitable implementation.
* Ensure equitable implementation of family leave.
We should pay attention to the impact of salt reduction policies on social and regional differences in salt intake for equitable implementation.
Guidance suggested that CPG developers should minimise barriers to implementation, inform adaptation and decision-making in some specific settings, develop an equitable implementation strategy, change the organisational structure, and monitor the effects of implementation.
Universal and equitable implementation of cost-effective child survival interventions building on local epidemiology through outreach, family-community care, and facility-based clinical care has been proposed for achieving the reduction of under-five mortality rates by two thirds to year 2015 [ 3- 5].
The interview questions were semi-structured and focused on how the managers view the goals of TN work, health promotion and equitable healthcare implementation, see Table 1.
Against this background, this study aimed to explore and describe what SHD managers perceive as the primary goals of TN work and how they view health promotion and equitable healthcare implementation at SHD. Do the managers strive to match the legal goals of health promotion and equitable healthcare with SHD goals of efficiency and productivity?
However, social, economic and environmental safeguards will be needed to ensure an equitable and sustainable implementation of the 4 per 1000 target.
Broad stakeholder participation and access to credit and information are essential for the equitable and sustainable implementation of REDD+ policies.
He wanted an "allowance" to "ensure a more equitable and fair implementation of the Exchanges" and asked Sebelius to make a favorable interpretation "within your discretion under well-established principles of administrative law".
But documenting that a worker can safely provide a service is only one of the questions that need to be answered for safe, efficient, effective, equitable, and sustainable implementation of task sharing.
