In the long term, the platform will also integrate with other open data sources to increase knowledge sharing across the arts, as well as increase access to opportunities.
Capacity strengthening efforts through 3 units of the MoHFW contributed to improved SBCC capacity of staff and increased knowledge sharing through the coordination activities of the SBCC Working Group.
To increase knowledge sharing between traditional medical healers and conventional scientists, and potentially tap into a new source of drug products, NIPRD implemented benefit-sharing agreements that allowed a traditional medical healer to participate in the profits of any drug originating from their recipe.
As further operational experience is gained, increased knowledge sharing can lead to scaling-up of such energy efficiency investments.
Global competitiveness and increased knowledge sharing have accelerated the importance of oral communication skills in today's graduates.
Later in the year, the World Resources Institute released a study on watershed investment programs in the United States in an effort to increase knowledge-sharing among regions and programs.
A coordinated roster with monthly submissions from 11 clinical sites has increased knowledge-sharing, member-engagement and opportunities for trainees to be mentored in critical appraisal writing.
Exploring the mechanisms of increasing knowledge and experience sharing practices is a future research agenda in the study area.
The intervention was more effective especially in increasing knowledge about child health and development, sharing information among program participants and non-participant, family members, changing stereotypes, and capacity building for community members.
The increased utilization of tabletop exercises by health departments has not been accompanied by a parallel increase in knowledge sharing about lessons learned from them, either with regard to identifying common challenges that confront health departments or strategies for effective exercise design and management.
