Sentence examples for governance aims from inspiring English sources

Amref's focus on better governance aims to make changes in the way local government works.

Mosaic governance aims for a context-sensitive way of urban green infrastructure planning, enhancing relationships between the diversity of landscapes and communities across cities.

However, while proactive governance aims to avoid incident in the first place, it can also be put into place after the fact to deter further incidents in the future.

This special issue of Utilities Policy on 'Redrafting Water Governance' aims to be a stepping stone toward an improved approach to water governance, by gathering different perspectives and insights from different stakeholders (e.g. regulators, water utilities, and customers) and disciplines (from law to engineering).

The trend of migration and the sudden flow of refugees (Kanyamibwa, 2007), the sectorial policies adopted to meet ecosystem needs and empower them and the governance aiming at improving human wellbeing meet the requirements, as shown in Figure 6.

This paper explores the way in which children with life-threatening food allergies, their parents and their public caregivers have increasingly been made subject to both projects of moral regulation and mechanism of governance aimed at the management of risk.

To address both of these problems, Sanders calls for a series of reforms of Fed governance aimed at rooting out conflicts of interest that make the Fed more beholden to financial elites and less sensitive to the needs of ordinary people.

Second, making review processes as explicit and transparent as possible should be a governance aim of all organizations: this includes open acknowledgement of any potential conflicts of interest, rigorous consultation processes about who sits on various bodies in selecting research proposals as well as in reviewing evidence.

This in mind, the association went on to adopt a policy governance, which aims to 'design out' as many problems as possible by making a strict division between the responsibilities of boards and responsibilities of staff allowing both to do two vitally important but different things.

The framework contains basic categories and reflections that, from a governance design perspective, are crucial for refining, shaping and creating governance arrangements, which aim at changing individual energy behavior.

Formalized policies and codes of conduct are indeed proactive governance mechanisms, aimed at deterring the types of incidents described in this paper.