Where human health is present, most only show a one-directional pathway from ecosystem health to human health outcomes, e.g. the MEA (2005a) framework on harmful effects of ecosystem change on human health.
[Learn more about the human rights framework] FGM/C has harmful consequences Besides immediate consequences, such as unspeakable pain, suffering and infections, FGM/C is associated with a series of health risks and long-term consequences.
Through Agali's model, girls strengthen their leadership capacity, conduct participatory needs assessments, and identify the factors that negatively affect their well-being, including harmful traditional practices, social norms, and weak policy frameworks.
Denise Raquel Dunning explains what that means of her organisation: "Through Agali's model, girls strengthen their leadership capacity, conduct participatory needs assessments, and identify the factors that negatively affect their well-being, including harmful traditional practices, social norms, and weak policy frameworks.
Susceptibility is a key concept in the U.S. EPA Asthma Research Strategyy" document and is associated with the U.S. EPA framework of protecting vulnerable populations from potentially harmful environmental exposures.
This study illustrates how such an approach based on human cell culture models is a valuable predictive screening tool to evaluate the toxicity of many potentially harmful emerging substances, alone or in mixtures, in the framework of future regulatory reinforcements.
Despite the recent movement on phthalates, Olson says it is likely to be a long time before we have the sort of wide-reaching framework that would adequately protect the public from harmful exposure.
Within this framework, previous work has demonstrated that a minimally harmful input guaranteeing fault diagnosis can be obtained by solving a Mixed Integer Quadratic Program (MIQP).
19 Despite an extremely complex regulatory framework and numerous Government attempts to minimise risk, harmful alcohol consumption in this setting remains common.
The thesis that unequal societies are harmful to the planet was defended by Boyce (1994) in a framework based on the unequal bargaining power between rich and poor.
