In the first, and to date only, systematic review of GHIs, the Global Fund was credited with expanding stakeholder engagement, notably civil society participation in CCMs, although in some countries governments dominated CCM decision making while sideling civil society and private sector actors [ 6].
Service-learning is a demanding pedagogy, but it expands all stakeholders' perspectives on national quality initiatives and it provides a frame of reference for assessing local hospital-based nursing care.
The article suggests directions for further development of technology platforms, such as expanding a palette of stakeholders and conducting two-way monitoring - both of platforms' performance and government measures aimed at their development.
Update 1 20 pm PT from an Uber spokesperson: "We take this issue seriously and are committed to continued work with the District, our partners, and stakeholders toward expanding transportation options and freedom of movement for all residents throughout the region".
There is a need to improve funding by state governments and stakeholders in expanding the reach of family planning services.
The One Plan emphasizes high-quality technical assistance, capacity development at national and sub-national levels, and the UN's acknowledged comparative advantage in convening stakeholders and expanding partnerships.
A shift towards high-quality policy work designed to support the Government in addressing and managing the challenges associated with middle-income country status, the Plan emphasizes high-quality technical assistance, capacity development at national and subnational levels, and the United Nations role in convening stakeholders and expanding partnerships.
The Global Strategy for Women's and Children's Health provides some direction on expanding the types of stakeholders involved in women's and children's health efforts and notes the roles to be played by each of these different partner constituencies [ 53].
The calls by local and international stakeholders for expanding the use of CHWs by 2015 have led to questions about relying on volunteers to deliver services in poor communities, with some arguing for greater creativity in the selection, recruitment and retention of CHWs [ 25- 28].
Second, there was an infiltration of the expanding global language about stakeholder participation and a transfer of 'health rights' terminology into Peru's general discourse on health policy.
