Sentence examples for institutional interventions from inspiring English sources
Despite this, however, context specific institutional interventions such as the integrated use of both safety nets and cargo nets may off-set livelihood predicaments.
This study is based on experiences of residents affected by the 2009 lahar disaster but incorporates analysis of institutional interventions realized in the region during the months and years after the event.
Given the livelihood context of smallholder farming system in the studied area, context specific institutional interventions such as the integrated use of both safety nets and cargo nets may help communities to overcome livelihood predicaments associated with the recurrent flood disasters.
Therefore, ergonomics improvements, health promotion and institutional interventions are needed for reducing the risks for WMSD.
In the domain of institutional interventions the majority of the hospitals (21/22, 95%) had developed an annual operational plan (AOP) for the HMIS department with clearly defined performance objectives.
Our findings that system-initiated decision support systems are more effective than user-initiated systems, and institutional interventions are more effective than those conducted in community practice, are not surprising.
Institutional intervention in the input market could induce agribusiness firms to offer attractive contracts for smallholders.
In light of the endogenous structure of China's housing, the article cautions against precipitous institutional intervention, and contends that formalization and titling should proceed with great care.
The paper focuses on Latin America and the Caribbean in which different political approaches have been developed together with a quite different geographical level of characterisation, representing a significant case study to better understand how political and institutional intervention might incentivise local and/or foreign investors, shaping the organisation of the infrastructure network.
The health post is connected to the district level through the institutional intervention of supervision.
Supervision is a common institutional intervention in health systems intended to support health workers' capacity and motivation to perform.
