For these conservationists, who prized the expert governance of resources, it was an unsettlingly short step from managing forests to managing the human gene pool.
Reig said the "best interventions" to prevent water contamination were legal tools: "The drivers of untreated waste water discharges are poor governance of resources and water quality standards that are often non-existent (in the developing world) and not enforced, if they are there".
By explicitly including socioeconomic criteria and data into MPA zoning, the final zoning plans recognize community use and governance of resources, maximize equity and access to traditional fishing grounds, and better support long-term food security and livelihoods of local communities.
The use of the Bound Optimisation Model was found to be a very useful and rational approach to the determination of the optimal budget allocation given a number of ex-ante constraints as well as the ex-post, short-term assessment of the governance of resources allocated by the Basilicata region to the implementation of a multicohort programme of quadrivalent vaccination against HPV.
Enstratius, allows the management, monitoring, automation and governance of resource consumption based on the services from various Cloud providers (http://www.enstratius.com).
The framework identifies ten health system components: 1) values & principles, 2) goals & outcomes, 3) the context, 4) leadership & governance, 5) service delivery, 6-9) ofganisation of resources (human resources, financing, infrastructure & supplies, knowledge & information), and 10) the population.
For their part, communities contribute to quality CHW programming through sound governance of community resources; ensuring social belonging and cohesion; and resource mobilization [ 27].
Similarly, competent communities could contribute to better CHW performance through sound governance of community resources, promotion of inclusiveness and cohesion, engagement in participatory decision-making and mobilization of local resources for community welfare [ 94].
The emergence of effective local governance of natural resources, such as water, without the need for government regulation, is favoured by particular features of the social, economic and ecological context (Ostrom 2009 ).
The report, which compared records of wood imports to legal exports, says: "If they are to be effective, mechanisms to encourage developing countries to reduce emissions from deforestation and forest degradation will require secure control and sound governance of forest resources.
But the same could be said of the Sunlight Foundation.In the developing world, transparency campaigners are pushing for greater openness about aid flows and the governance of natural resources, and campaign groups are often the most credible sources of information about human-rights abuses.
