Sentence examples for facilitating community from inspiring English sources

This paper shows that community-based monitoring can directly contribute to risk reduction around volcanoes and other forms of extensive hazard, in a number of ways, by contributing observations of on-going phenomena and their evolution, enhancing risk communication, facilitating community preparedness and mediating relationships between scientists and the general public.

Social workers can play a potentially key role in disaster recovery by facilitating community development, restoring livelihoods, providing psychosocial support, and building capacity in local communities.

Indeed, there are elements in the way in which these committees function which resemble the strategies and circumstances that have been shown to be effective in facilitating community management of common resources.

Given the lack of local knowledge, there is an urgent need for developing innovative and productive methods for revealing the implicit meanings attached to places and for facilitating community input and participation.

Qualitative data analysis suggests the intervention played a role in enhancing women's and communities' sense of efficacy, enabling women to make more effective decisions around their health and facilitating community action.

It will start by "installing modern alarm systems and proper fencing, facilitating community participation in protecting the schools, and training security guards," according to a press release.

Digital technologies have the potential to transform the way we interact with and influence public services – from supporting individuals to better access their records and enabling greater democratic transparency to driving more efficient public services and facilitating community-based solutions to social problems.

Strategies might further include seeding conversations about EBIPs, highlighting effective pedagogical and assessment practice already going on in a department, or facilitating communities of practice.

These nurse-researchers have extensive public health nursing experience working with adolescent mothers and vulnerable families in the context of delivering home visits, facilitating community-based pre- and post-natal programs for vulnerable families and teaching prenatal classes for pregnant adolescents.

The activities include participating in and/or facilitating community-based participatory research; outreach and education such as health fairs, information sessions, and educational forums; and training on environmental hazards to community members or groups such as first responders, teachers, industrial workers, and children/families.

Facilitating communities with others can provide an important part of social support, and assist in creating stability while managing the transition to motherhood [ 21].