And, he added, "To promote better stewardship and greater equitable distribution of scarce resources".
We identify three issues that need greater attention for equitable landscape management to result: women's spheres of decision-making must be ascertained and taken into account, men's involvement in care needs to expand, and women's agency requires enhancement and external support.
Officials with International Transmission believed these electrical surges to be a great threat to equitable and safe management of the region.
"The result," says the damning report from Ofsted, whose director Chris Woodhead was visibly goggling at the rodent budgets during his press conference, "builds an element of incoherence into educational funding, removes the allocation of funding to the greatest need, and undermines equitable capital funding for schools".
"We have to bring a greater sense of equitable treatment," he said.
Greater institutional coordination, equitable benefit sharing mechanisms, and higher community capacity for monitoring, reporting, and verification are key areas needing change.
The adoption of this "infrastructure ecology" approach will result in urban (re development that requires lower investment of financial and natural resources to build and maintain, is more sustainable (e.g. uses less materials and energy and generates less waste) and resilient, and enables a greater and more equitable opportunities for the creation of wealth and comfort.
Achieving greater and more equitable results for the most vulnerable children – including the poorest of the poor – will be the focus of the partnership in the years to come.
The seventh recommendation is to undertake a school and village mapping to determine the numbers of out of school children in the catchment area of the IQS to promote greater and more equitable access to schooling.
Furthermore, even greater and more equitable gains for net users and non-users are anticipated if long-lasting ITNs can be similarly promoted with augmented subsidies to cover the extra cost of these more expensive technologies.
