Sentence examples for implement a community from inspiring English sources

In the Spring semester, students design and implement a community research project with a goal of enhancing the students' skills in communicating the importance of science in the real world.

By the end of the fourth week they plan and implement a community project: from toilet repair, to classroom upgrades, to emergency pad supplies.

For the first project, Clopeck worked with Vanessa Green MEng '08 to implement a community water-treatment system in Kasaligu, a rural village in Northern Ghana.

One of the recommendations in his report is to implement a community safety index, with the responsibility for meeting its goals shared between the mayor's office, London boroughs, criminal justice partners and key NHS bodies.

This article explores the advanced design, control and test approaches used to implement a community microgrid in the Bronzeville neighborhood of Chicago, and the way a seamless integration of the microgrid into the existing distribution management system (DMS) was achieved.

To develop and implement a community based model for cervical cancer prevention that allows the communities to manage the screening and the healthcare system to focus resources on evaluation and management of the positives.

So it was a pleasant surprise when, last summer, researchers at Mumbai's City Initiative for Newborn Health published, in the journal PLoS Medicine, the disappointing results of their three-year effort to implement a community-based maternal- and infant-health initiative in the city's slums.

The International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) is one of the first organizations to implement a community-based REDD+ pilot at micro-watershed level.

Students will learn how to develop and implement a community-based project in global health and spend eight weeks in the field this summer conducting their projects.

As they looked at the problem, the behavior team realized they needed to implement a community-wide reform program.

In addition to being awarded a full scholarship to attend the Women Deliver 2016 Conference on 16-19 May 2016 in Copenhagen, Denmark, Young Leaders will also have the opportunity to: participate in capacity-building e-learning; apply for seed grant funding to implement a community-based project; make connections with a wide range of stakeholders working in the field; and more.