Sentence examples for limited technical capacity from inspiring English sources
This may be due to limited technical capacity within management agencies.
In general, HACCP compliance is costly at the start and especially taxing to poor countries and small firms with limited technical capacity and resources (Anders and Caswell 2009; Ragasa et al. 2011a), but once HACCP compliant, firms' access to international markets opens up (Handschuch et al. 2013).
This is further compounded by limited technical capacity in the still young aquaculture industry.
Limited technical capacity, poor coordination, and a lack of systematic monitoring and evaluation have also created barriers for comprehensive implementation.
The students are regularly exposed to the limited technical capacity of the health system, during classes and rotations (accompanied by the stationed Cuban doctors).
The limited technical capacity to handle the immediate psychosocial needs post disaster was identified in all PICs, and affected the community, health-care workers and other response personnel.
8 No achievements due to the lack of funds and limited technical capacities among implementing partners.
There are several constraints that have resulted in such underutilization of productive resources: the high costs of irrigation infrastructure, the limited technical capacities, the lack of funding, etc.
These include a broad range of multi-level regulations, limited technical capacities and resources, their need to respond to multiple interests while many resources are already expended on the process (Morss and others 2005).
However, the limited technical capacities of the public health system combine with the harsh living conditions in this mostly rural (and rugged) country for a potentially rude blow at initial motivation, which may play a strong influence upon the intention to stay in these rural posts [ 10, 11].
On the other hand, in SNNPR, the most rural region of Ethiopia, women's association and the evangelical church were the primary partners and had more limited levels of technical capacity.
