Sentence examples for inclusive interventions from inspiring English sources

This definition acknowledges multiple explanations for the violence and could lead to more inclusive interventions that accommodate the experiences of all women (10).

It illustrates a range of existing participatory initiatives with working children, analyses the impact of participation on their lives and provides recommendations for improving inclusive interventions with working children.

There also exists a need for broader, more inclusive interventions aimed at YPLWH that address structural and contextual issues, specifically gender equality and livelihoods strengthening, recognising how these are major determinants of realising SRHR for young people.

The purpose of this paper is to identify the impact of a father inclusive intervention on perinatal anxiety and depression.

A cluster randomized controlled trial is planned to examine the efficacy of a comprehensive resilience intervention, inclusive of intervention adoption strategies, in decreasing the tobacco, alcohol and illicit drug use of adolescents attending secondary schools in a socio-economically disadvantaged region.

The small enterprises need an all-inclusive intervention which these studies did not offer and which this study intends to explore.

Investment on Risk Management inclusive-interventions can be an effective way of reducing the overall impact of the crisis, building capacity to manage and be resilient while preventing new impairments/disabilities.

3. Inclusive Education; The inclusive education intervention aims to enhance the capacity of MoE at local level to plan and implement school based reform and to scale up child friendly inclusive schools model in accordance with the National Education Standards for accreditation.

The primary objective of this pilot study was to assess the feasibility of conducting a multi-center randomized trial comparing fall outcomes between two treatments: a standard evidence-based physical therapy (PT) intervention versus a similar intervention inclusive of SPTT.

The article concludes with a discussion on the challenges underpinning assessment and valuation approaches that inform the design of inclusive strategies and interventions to tackle IAS impacts.

In this way, the 'community' that brings about the project is more inclusive than the interventions' target community groups [ 23].