The pair will split the allocation of senior positions, including ministries.
There are many women in President Johnson-Sirleaf's cabinet, including ministries of Justice, Finance, Commerce and Industry and Youth and Sports, as well as a Minister of Gender, a post that was set up to empower women.
By engaging different sectors of government including ministries of health, agriculture, education, and finance, REACH helps to build national programmes to prevent some of the outcomes of child undernutrition such as stunting.
Multiple organizations interact to influence health systems, including ministries of health, public health organizations, health facilities, private sector players, universities, health policy institutes, non-governmental organizations, professional associations, and community-based organizations.
The rising importance of HPSR+A reflects the need for adequate research and analytical capacity in a range of organizations including ministries of health, health policy analysis institutes, think tanks, academia and civil society (Green and Bennett 2007; Mayhew et al. 2008; Ranson and Bennett 2009; Greer 2010; Omaswa and Boufford 2010; Bennett et al. 2012b; Rispel and Doherty 2011).
A European Research Area for public health will depend on engagement and collaboration of a broad range of stakeholders, including ministries of health, researchers and civil society organisations, while funding should also be sought from a wider range of sources that may include charities, insurance funds, and (for the new member states) EU regional funds.
Key structures in Santiago, including ministry buildings, suffered heavy damage, said Education Minister Monica Jimenez.
These include ministries, councils, regulators, licensing and grant management organizations, transport authorities and social housing organizations.
These might include ministries of health, development aid, labor, immigration, and foreign affairs, and possibly ministries of education and planning.
Further sources included ministries of health, embassies and international funding agencies.
The developing country respondents included ministries of health, policymakers, programme implementers, clinicians, researchers and public health/primary care workers.
