This paper presents a means of fostering efficient coordination in minimum effort coordination games, inter-group competition.
It was founded in 2010, not as a new programme or project, but a collective commitment of the global governance system for nutrition "to make the most of diverse experience, expertise and resources and foster coordination in support of country-led efforts to scale up nutrition".
Finally, screening practices for infectious disease among migrants remain inconsistent across Europe, highlighting the importance of the ongoing work by ECDC to develop evidence-based guidance and foster coordination.
Implicit coordination is often more effective than explicit coordination, and teams increasingly lack sufficient time or capabilities to coordinate explicitly; therefore, methods to foster implicit coordination could result in highly practical techniques to improve task performance.
Due to the increasing amount of collaborative work in engineering, it is now necessary to create environments that foster the coordination and cooperation among engineering groups.
These questions will frame the activities of ecoSERVICES, formerly a DIVERSITAS project and now a project of Future Earth, in its role as a platform to foster global coordination of multidisciplinary sustainability science through the lens of ecosystem services.
The agencies' co-location would foster increased coordination and dialogue among regional directors and technical staff.
These HSSCs were to foster better coordination among PHC services providers and between PHC and specialized services.
To foster care coordination, federal incentives have been in place since 2009 to promote health information exchange (HIE).
To foster greater coordination on surveillance, research, education, and prevention of tickborne diseases, CDC established TickNET during 2007.
Firstly, there have been interventions at the macro-level: policies and regulatory mechanisms that foster the coordination of health care [ 4, 5].
