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The results showed that the density peak clustering algorithm could provide better identified capacity and higher Silhouette coefficient than K-means, hierachical clustering and spectral clustering algorithms when clustering coefficients are the same.

As shown in Fig. 5, the majority of the respondents identified capacity and scalability (70.3 %), increased collaboration, availability, geography and mobility as benefits for migration.

It develops a conceptual framework and adopts an innovative mapping tool to identify capacity and incentive challenges impeding the effective design and implementation of food and agricultural policy and institutional reform processes.

ACSI attempted to scale up existing projects, especially the Expanded Programme on Immunization and nutrition, while identifying capacity and resource shortfalls and prioritizing specific activities at local, state and national levels.

The Sudan Accelerated Child Survival Initiative (ACSI) attempts to scale up existing programmes, capitalizing upon basic structures already in place - such as the Expanded Programme on Immunization - while identifying capacity and resource shortfalls and prioritizing specific activities at community, sub-national and national level.

While principals are in a role to identify capacities and provide disaster leadership, engaging them was challenging and requires buy-in from district/state education institutions.

Patient 8 (67 yrs: diabetes, CHD) Although both practitioners and patients identified capacity as a necessary feature of self-management it is not sufficient to ensure patient engagement with self-management.

During this process, they identified capacity deficits within the CoPs and/or among service providers with respect to knowledge and understandings of dementia and care processes.

Gaps in knowledge must be identified, capacities developed, and research translated into policy and practice.

The main objective of the project is to identify capacity gaps and needs for governments and stakeholders in general to effectively deal with accelerating livestock systems evolution and associated impact on society and disease emergence as well as to provide guidance to refine policies currently affecting the livestock sector.

Review linkages between WESCOORD and UN emergency coordination/ disaster response structures, identify capacity gaps and recommend strategies to address them Evaluate both GoK & NGO emergency interventions for sustainability & reliability and recommend minimum capacity building requirements to provide sustainable operation & maintenance of WASH emergency developed infrastructure.