FAO Representative in Uganda, Percy Misika, said that his organisation would bring to the partnership its expertise in implementing the Farmers Field School Approachh, a community-based and participatory learning process designed for groups of farmers, as an "excellent platform to deal with broader livelihood issues such as nutrition, health, sanitation and natural resources management".
He said he planned to work closely with interested parties, and especially the business community, in implementing the act.
The laying down of new hampering conditions by Bashar al-Assad's regime for the implementation of Annan's plan… reveals that Bashar al-Assad's regime has not yet got rid of its evasive ways and its dishonesty in implementing the will of the international community.
The entire teacher workforce can now collaborate nationally on innovations in practice that address the problems they encounter in implementing the new Curriculum using Scootle Community, an online network that uses analytics to detect patterns in teacher practice and recommends content and connections to support teachers' organization and co-creation.
Genomics research has led the scientific community in implementing the principle of open access to enable wide-scale sharing of data derived from human beings [ 1].
However, we recognize that there is significant diversity across Aboriginal communities, and therefore recommend that communities interested in implementing the ACHWM, consider utilizing the cognitive debriefing process to ensure the survey is appropriate for their community.
Women, as the main body of fertility, cannot be ignored in implementing the family planning policy: In urban communities, women's fertility choice is affected by work pressure and the culture of the danwei system (Weiwen 1994; Wang 2011).
There is evidence of lessons learnt through DVDs, one of which was presented to an international forum (HIV/AIDS Conference in Mexico, 2008) regarding the successes made by CYM in implementing community initiatives.
Instead, efforts were directed towards "doing the best we can" within difficult circumstances. - Lack of knowledge and skills in implementing community development responses.
Life saving interventions [ 5] implemented in the community and in health facilities could save as many as 85% of African maternal, newborn and child deaths if optimal coverage was achieved, [ 6] but despite some improvements, intervention coverage still remains low for the majority of families across Africa [ 7].
