Sentence examples for existing community engagement from inspiring English sources
The CIB is intended to complement existing community engagement processes such as community dialogue and community theatre.
Furthermore, Toronto Public Health already had some evidence from existing community engagement that different cultures and communities used/saw residential outdoor spaces differently.
The work of Ntshembo has been embedded within the existing community engagement processes followed within Agincourt, which are coordinated through the 'Learning, Information Dissemination and Networking with the Community LINCNC) office within the Agincourt Research Unit.
As multinational research collaborations seek to answer these questions about how best to conduct informed consent and to increase community engagement, existing community structures for dialogue and decision-making may offer important venues for consideration.
Effective and organized engagement of existing community groups and associations for healthcare quality assessment is a potential quality improvement strategy worth adopting by resource constrained countries in Africa.
It's easy to assume that America's current crisis of community — the fragmentation of family life, the retreat from civic and religious engagement — is related to people being too quick to pull up stakes and leave their existing communities behind.
"The additions are in existing communities".
UNICEF's Cholera communication and community engagement practices follow existing hygiene, education and emergency practices.
"We know enough now to know bootleg fentanyl is here and very much has the potential for adding a whole new level of urgency to Ontario's existing opioid crisis," Michael Parkinson, community engagement coordinator at Waterloo Region Crime Prevention Council, told VICE.
This article contributes to the existing literature on participatory EWS by looking at pathways for relevant community engagement and moves beyond existing approaches by questioning the current conception of EWS as tools for risk detection and warning issuance.
A further limitation in the literature and in existing guidelines is the use of community engagement to describe highly varied practices, for which different ethical standards may exist.
