The indicators cover bibliometric data on publications, as well as data on funders' and journals' policies.
The indicators cover the three aspects of sustainability environmental, economic and safety.
The indicators cover areas such as untied aid, transparency, mutual accountability, the role of the private sector, and women's empowerment.
These indicators cover many critical aspects of water management, showing a general description of the river basin and allowing decision-makers to characterise the pressures on water resources.
Of these, 58 (83%) indicators were in preventive care, 5 (7%) were in acute care, and 7 (10%) were in chronic care.The quality indicators cover follow-up care for VLBW infants with various medical conditions.
The 17 indicators cover areas including readiness for school, the attainment of youngsters on free school meals at age 16 compared with their peers, and the proportion of poorer children going to university.
The resulting fifteen indicators cover all aspects of an IPOO framework (inputs, process, outputs, outcomes) relevant in an MSP context (data and information base, transparency, aspects related to conflict, and to economic activities such as levels of investment and jobs), while including contextual indicators related to the state of the marine environment.
The Performance Indicators cover the following four domains; school work (which are composed of management and organization), learning and teaching, support to children and school culture and children's development.
All indicators cover a period of maximum one month after discharge.
