Sentence examples for i policy from inspiring English sources
The papers in this volume aim to build understanding of how evaluations can contribute to addressing inequities and how evaluation design can develop a better understanding and also better respond to: (i) policy maker and practitioner needs; (ii) the systemic and complex nature of the interventions necessary to impact inequities; (iii) an understanding of the processes that generate inequities.
At the same time, there is a need for better coherence in the design and implementation of RDP programs among the several RDP axis and with pillar I policy.
Europe was perceived as lagging behind its competitors in various areas of science and technology and R&I policy was seen as a key instrument for remedying this fact.
Paracchini and Britz ([2010]) applied an ex-ante analysis of the policy impacts on HNV, and by measuring impacts on alternative CAP policy designs on HNV, they found positive effects of pillar I policy on land-use changes and as a consequence on the quantity and quality of the HNV farmland indicator.
At the national level, the programme aimed to create an enabling environment through (i) policy development and (ii) advocacy, both focusing on raising the profile of children and women rights in the public arena.
To address the policy gap and build ASF preparedness, LinkTADs brought together: i) Policy makers from China; ii) Veterinary Services from Indonesia, Japan, Myanmar, the Philippines, Thailand and Viet Nam; iii) ASF epidemiology and diagnosis experts from the EU, FAO and the World Organisation for Animal Health OIEE) and; iv) Representatives from the EU and the United States of America.
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As a result, foresight is now an integral part of the R&I policy-making mechanism as described in chapter 3. Having successfully fulfilled its remit, EFFLA ceased to exist by April 2014.
The idea was to strengthen the foundations of the ERA and ensure consistency in R&I policies.
Figure 2 shows the TCTSF indices of the system TCT based on Pass-I Policy.
Open image in new window Fig. 2 System TCTSF (constant load model, Pass-I Policy). Figure 2 shows that the major components that cause TC are the transmission components when using Pass-I Policy.
