Sentence examples for knowledge and policy making from inspiring English sources

First is their policy focus, which means that their objective is to bring knowledge and policy making together by informing and, if possible, influencing the policy process.

It is the first trial of this kind from this part of the world and the results generated will contribute greatly to the knowledge and policy making of health system in not just the subcontinent, but also major parts of the world, which share similarities in disease patterns of the lung.

The Climate Services Partnership is an informal international platform to advance knowledge, tools, and capacities in the delivery of science-based climate services to inform practical decision and policy making.

The main challenge in the field of environment and health is not so much a lack of scientific problem knowledge, but rather the ability to effectively communicate, share and use available knowledge for policy making.

The paper concludes by arguing that strategic foresight's potential to venture beyond positive analyses of what will probably be and normative analyses of what should be, not only offers a vital rejoinder to a cacophony of claims making and technocratic tendencies, but may also help create the conditions for an open, transparent and transformative form of knowledge for policy making.

These inequalities tend to be larger among young adults, imposing challenges for scientific knowledge and policy decision making.

We would argue, though, that the approach allows theoretical generalisability [ 65] and provides insights into the ways in which knowledge informs policy making in 'real life' contexts [ 66].

Although the case study approach, like many qualitative methods, has been critiqued for having limited generalisability [ 57], we would argue that the approach allows theoretical generalisability [ 52] and also provides insights into the ways in which knowledge informs policy making in 'real life' contexts [ 58].

The informants were purposively sampled meaning that they were selected on the basis of their involvement and knowledge of the policy making process [ 36].

In the assessment of weight of current knowledge for policy making the introduction of the problem solving perspective seemed quite uncommon.

Recent publication of the SUPPORT tools for evidence-informed policymaking seeks to guide policymakers and the policy community to access better knowledge to support policy making.