Sentence examples for global prioritization from inspiring English sources
Global prioritization can only make a difference if it spurs complementary urgency among national governments where diarrhea and pneumonia still claim far too many lives.
Because conservation resources are limited, scientists and organizations have proposed different global prioritization schemes to maximize conservation investment [7], [8].
Global prioritization schemes typically use insights from regional and local conservation practices, such as irreplaceability and vulnerability [5], [19].
Most global prioritization focuses on concentrations of individual taxa or groups of species [7], predominantly centred on endemism [8], [9], [10].
The issue of locating protection in areas of greatest threat has received the most attention in the discussion of biodiversity hotspots [38] and other global prioritization schemes [39].
We analyze Colombia's network of protected areas to understand how the network agrees with global prioritization schemes and to what degree it represents the biotic and abiotic conditions of the country.
Our primary aim has been to propose a framework for global conservation prioritization that incorporates the impacts of climate change by focusing on climatic stability of ecological regions.
Numerous global conservation prioritization schemes have been developed that are centered on biodiversity, endemism and vulnerability (e.g. [ 1- 5]).
This may explain in part why "a number of authors have pointed out that global conservation prioritization has had little success in informing actual conservation implementation" [ 11].
As Brooks et al. [ 11] point out: "drawing the lessons of global conservation prioritization down to a much finer scale is now the primary concern for conservation planning".
The prospects of any immediate action to implement NHS programs are still uncertain in most of developing countries, since the current approach to global disease prioritization and health resource allocation requires vital data in an environment where funds to invest are always scarce.
