Sentence examples for generate participatory from inspiring English sources

Literary texts also generate participatory responses (p-responses) in readers.

Its contribution is less significant as a predictive theory and it largely fails to generate participatory inputs or politically empowering processes of direct benefit to indigenous people and organizations.

The words we hear and those that we utter are the stimuli for our language capacity to generate participatory responses.

Therefore, the time is ripe for the government to generate participatory policies whereby consultations should take centre stage in finding solutions to livestock theft.

"Community use zones" (CUZs) were generated using participatory mapping methods that identify place values indicating significant hotspots for ecosystem services.

Voting villagers were also more satisfied with the overall KDP program, by a margin of 13percentt, and were even more likely to contribute something of their own — money, labor or food — to the project, by a margin of 17percentt, indicating the greater enthusiasm generated by participatory democracy.

To the best of our knowledge, no other quality standards have been generated using participatory research methods with young service users as the sole stakeholder group.

A risk in adopting the approach we advocate is that without structured, representative systems for community liaison, data generated in participatory workshops might be misleading and attempting to respond to the issues raised, counter-productive.

Time to evangelise the importance of the right to vote to generate a fully participatory nation.

This will develop knowledge and generate evidence, encouraging more participatory methodologies for community engagement, as well as develop new pathways to address social norms, social change analysis and program response.

Civil society networks and influence: Strong civil society networks are likely to take ownership for the maternal death inquiry process, or use the information and insights from such a process either to generate and strengthen community participatory action or enforce accountability on the public systems to deliver for women.