Sentence examples for equitable resource allocation from inspiring English sources
The anarchy in the Central African Republic has made it difficult to effect the kind of equitable resource allocation that PALF advocates, let alone the careful wildlife management that Kahumbu describes.
Generating such scientific evidence is important in light of today's donor organ crisis and the associated difficulties of equitable resource allocation.
Despite this exploratory project being limited to a small sample of caregivers, the evidence suggests that they employ coping mechanisms which need to be recognised and supported with adequate and equitable resource allocation, if policy managers desire the current level of dependence on informal caregiving for those with Alzheimer's in this country to be sustained.
Without more equitable resource allocation, the gap between big cities and rural areas and among different cities and provinces can never be bridged.
The different approaches used to identifying eligible countries for funding based on their levels of vulnerability has obvious implications for equitable resource allocation of adaptation funds.
This paper proposes a conceptual framework that could be used to enhance equitable resource allocation in the context of resource scarcities and ongoing unmet need.
Optimization models are developed to determine the most effective and equitable resource allocations from the initiative given a target reduction in obesity rate or a set budget, while determining the optimal subsidy these agencies should offer to food retailers to incentivize operation in certain counties.
Although this has resulted in criticism regarding equitable, fair and just ICU resource allocation, there are significant problems with such a model in the ICU setting that have not yet been addressed.
De-motivated professionals can prevent equitable resource and service allocation due to indifference or unwillingness.
It is vital to have more transparent, equitable and efficient resource allocation to address the prevailing economic disparities.
Freeman et al. [ 15] highlight two challenges to CBPR work for environmental health: 1) building "true partnerships" by ensuring equitable funding and resource allocation among partners; 2) and the alignment of objectives and expectations.
