It identifies six areas that are key to sustainable development, stressing the importance of local governance, infrastructure, human capital, biodiversity, green energy technology and trade.
However, Ms. Hirshman adds that "fortunately, jobs for women can be created by concentrating on professions that build the most important infrastructure — human capital".
But, Mr. Young said, "they've been neglected for the last 20 years," along with other pillars of the nation's infrastructure, human and physical.
Economic effects include impacts on human infrastructure, human health, human social life, livestock, plant production, and forestry [7, 100, 101].
We found that countries must first establish adequate infrastructure, human resource capacity and information management systems.
Methods: Implementation consisted of attention to infrastructure, human resource development, transportation and communication systems, and management.
IT resources in the area of firm were categorized into IT infrastructure, human IT resources, and IT-enabled intangibles.
In the vehicle – infrastructure – human approach of ITS research, VRUs and their needs are not an active part of the "human" element in the ITS approach.
This can also be expressed as a function of hazard, vulnerability, and elements at risk (property, infrastructure, human life, and so on).
We collected variables with respect to infrastructure, human resources, equipment, support services, procedures performed, training courses conducted and in-place policies or standard operating procedure documents (Table 90).
