The extent to which increased use can be made of universities, research institutions, and other organizations, in implementing the Organization's program, and the possibility of utilizing temporary consultants on a larger scale while maintaining fewer permanent technical officers on the staff.
He also develops and implements the organization's communications strategy and leads efforts to educate the wider philanthropic field about how LGBTQ communities are affected by a range of grantmaking priorities.
These results may be explained by the fact that improved glycemic and cholesterol control were important elements in the organization's efforts to improve quality of care, through multidisciplinary health promotion programs created within the framework of a performance monitoring system that implemented the organization's "call for action" [ 16].
Furthermore, after SOA-based systems are implemented, the organization can continue to improve them.
Guided by a global council, member organizations implement the group's strategies on local, regional, and national levels.
The organization's implementing partners are also helping to construct new latrines in the camp.
In such a context, protection activities were difficult to implement when access was being denied; the organization's MoU with the government barred speaking out, and any such advocacy activities could seriously risk eviction from the country.
From a development perspective, possibly, the most striking absence is the general lack of concern with the agency of beneficiaries, individually and collectively, pursuing objectives congruent or not with those of the intervention, and of the implementing organization's personnel who shape and adapt the intervention to local conditions.
Top management that recognizes the benefits of cloud computing are likely to allocate the necessary resources for its adoption and influence the organization's members to implement the change.
A number of global health experts have drawn attention to the state of WHO's budget, 80%% of which consists of voluntary contributions earmarked for a specific purpose, and to how this lack of discretionary budget constrains the organization's ability to implement the programme of work approved by the World Health Assembly [ 16, 41– 41].
