Sentence examples for intersectoral relationships from inspiring English sources

Second, if we take a closer look at sector 4 and at its intersectoral relationships, we will find that this sector is highly linked to sector 1 as purchaser of water from it.

Modelling the water transaction between national economic units allows us to determine the intersectoral water relationships which are, in turn, very useful data for integrated water economic analysis.

The aim of this section is to show to what extent neglecting the intersectoral water relationships could threaten the water resource sustainability in Morocco.

Moroccan policy makers should be aware of these intersectoral water relationships and paying a particular attention to the greatest indirect water consumer sectors.

Once we have developed the model, we can at this point construct a water transactions matrix w * = w ij which captures the intersectoral water relationships ("purchases" and "sales" of water).

The results highlight the added value of conducting an analysis of the intersectoral water relationships and suggest that it is important to take into account in the processes of policy definition not only the direct water use but also the indirect water use, because neglecting them could threaten our water resources.

Given these results, it is possible to confirm that the biggest indirect water consumers sectors, detected by means of the previous analysis, exert a great effect on the national water resources through the intersectoral water relationships despite their low direct water uses.

Development of intersectoral working relationships can also enhance a sense of shared responsibility to ECD over time.

Due to the success of this effort, UNICEF should consider supporting another cohort of ministry-level staff to attend ECDVU to expand the depth of ECD knowledge at the national level and deepen intersectoral working relationships on ECD.

The RICHER initiative purposefully partnered with community-based organizations to foster access and extend the types of resources and supports available including access to resources to address social determinants of health; past work suggests that building relationships through intersectoral collaborations for a common goal can buffer the negative effects of material disadvantage [ 27- 30].

The paper proposes a new intersectoral methodology to measure the core relationships of a technological system – that is the relationships of its private business core (PBC) – and to integrate them with a consistent analysis of its extra-core relationships – that is between the PBC and the public and the foreign sub-system.