The term knowledge society has been the preferred option by international organizations because it highlights that it is knowledge –the capacity to create new meanings, and not information or technology–, which allows for the improvement of human condition (United Nations, 2005).
But insurance companies have not historically participated as actively in venture capital and private equity, and it might take some time for insurance executives to develop the institutional knowledge and capacity to do so well.
That's why, no matter what you think of global trends, there's still great sense in sustained efforts to offer women the knowledge and capacity to manage family size.
Germany may have had the engineering knowledge and capacity to build the bomb, but because of the forced exodus of Jewish and anti-Nazi scientists, the country no longer had the critical mass of theoretical physicists and chemists to achieve the goal.
He said: "Of course you need the knowledge, the capacity to analyse things.
Increased participation is particularly important in terms of maximizing local knowledge and capacity to support the implementation of REDD+.
The best person in the group is the one having the highest level of knowledge and capacity to solve the problem.
Central and local government must ensure that those planning services have the evidence, knowledge and capacity to meet the needs of every child in care, and are subject to effective oversight".
Aiming at the quality of Sports Technology education, three keystones are underlying its process, representing the solid knowledge base, capacity to be flexible in problem solving and the use an innovative approaches.
Concerning the new contents, as we indicated at the beginning of the article, the development of personal autonomy and social commitment requires, in addition to the mastery of technology, the knowledge and capacity to manage the mental processes of the people who use these technologies.
