In the next three months there will be communications around implementation and establishment of a pilot.
Information on trends of emissions and removals are used e.g. as data provision for scientific models, for tracking progress of policy implementation and establishment of emissions compliance standards by regulatory agencies.
These investigations have significant implications concerning the implementation and establishment of effective control and surveillance programs targeted to medically important food-borne parasites.
(3) The owner and the management team play a decisive role in the implementation of effective institutional arrangements and establishment of positive interactions between agents.
While a number of practical considerations – including time, money and political will – certainly hamper the Convention's implementation and the establishment of new monitoring mechanisms, the world community cannot shirk its responsibility to protect children.
Early recognition of its presence and prompt implementation of strict infection control measures are therefore necessary to prevent its further spread and establishment of endemicity.
REDD+ implementation requires establishment of a system for measuring, reporting and verification (MRV) of forest carbon changes.
While the pre-existing district health system formed a ready context for implementation, the establishment of special implementation structures – the Task team and coordinators at various levels - and the partnership with the NGO - were key mechanisms for bringing together line and support managers, for up and down communication and problem solving, and for holding players accountable.
Management practices also evolved with the gradual development of clear implementation plans, establishment of the post of "transition manager" at state and national levels, identified budgets to support transition, and a common minimum programme for transition.
This supplemental issue of Clinical Epidemiology describes the rationale, design, and implementation of the establishment of a large cohort of all Danes with type 2 diabetes (the DD2 study) and of a biobank to bridge the scientific disciplines of epidemiology, clinical medicine, genetics, epigenetics, and pharmacology.
Findings include identification of six change management factors that contribute to minimizing resistance to change, including certain aspects of project scope, size and duration, organizational expectations of change implementation speed, the establishment of formal change agents, and the level of change agent involvement with implementation activities.
