Sentence examples for implementation of policies and programs from inspiring English sources

Importantly, for the purpose of informing the development and implementation of policies and programs such as REDD+, our meta-analysis highlights the pressing need to address the insufficient number of allometric equations and the possible inappropriate use of some when estimating vegetation biomass related to current and potential land cover changes in the region.

A closer contact of researchers with decision makers can enhance the latter's awareness of how research results can better inform and support the design and implementation of policies and programs.

Special attention to the social determinants of LMIC women's health can provide socially and culturally relevant knowledge for implementation of policies and programs for women increasingly confronting these 'New Challenge Diseases'.

Generally, these studies focused on two types of distributional issues: (1) disparities in environmental harms, such as exposure to contaminants, or disparities in health outcomes, and (2) disparities in the inequitable implementation of policies and programs, including access to federal funds or capacity to comply.

Failure to assess or consider effects on health equity in systematic reviews may lead to rejection of systematic reviews as a useful source of evidence for policy-makers who seek information on distribution of effects in the population [ 10, 11], or may even lead to implementation of policies and programs which inadvertently increase health inequities [ 12, 13].

The instrumental and symbolic use of the survey findings in influencing policy decisions may reflect the fact that the EUs interviewed in this study were directly involved in the development and implementation of policies and programs relevant to the survey findings.

This information is intended to serve as a baseline for monitoring changes in traffic crash risks and risk behaviours in response to ongoing implementation of policy and programs to address the problem of transport-related injury in Thailand.

The reported data provide the basis for monitoring changes in traffic crash risks and risk behaviours in a cohort of adults in the context of ongoing implementation of policy and programs that are currently being introduced to address the problem of transport-related injury in Thailand.

It is a strategy for "making women's, as well as men's, concerns and experiences an integral dimension of the design, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of policies and programs in all political, economic, and societal spheres so that women and men benefit equally and inequality is not perpetuated" (IASC 2006, p. 12).

The findings of this review provide the basis for the development of a policy tool to assess all domains and constituent factors, which would be applicable during the planning, implementation, and evaluation stages of policies and programs promoting specific IS in specific settings.

Committees act as places where communities and representatives from the health system can work together to discuss and set priorities, to plan the implementation of policies, and to evaluate programs.