Sentence examples for local empowerment from inspiring English sources
Localization embodies many of the unrealized tenets of Alma-Ata, including local empowerment, multi-sectoral collaboration, and a focus on disadvantaged populations – as well as a way to move towards these ideals in an environmentally sustainable manner.
Local empowerment and equitable partnerships are critical.
Resistance across the political spectrum to genuine local empowerment revolves around three areas.
By diagnosing TB and helping to get farmers and communities back on to land long denied them, he says, the rats are playing an important part in social transformation and local empowerment.
How the initiative's resources are allocated to nurture local empowerment that can drive progress on girls' education is an issue which, according to Walker, needs more conversation within the Charge movement.
The idea neatly combines familiar Green concerns about air and noise pollution with customary Green enthusiasm for local empowerment, green business and food production and wraps them up in an economic case for more productive land use.
This global behaviour emerges purely from the local empowerment-maximizing dynamics of the system (this can be compared to the globalistic structure of reinforcement learning models where not only the agent rewards have to be explicitly designed, but where they also essentially have to be propagated throughout the system to all states [52]).
The region, dubbed "the worlds' first continental bi-national socio-ecotone," would be built by a workforce of half-Mexican and half-American laborers, founded on ideals of energy independence and local economic empowerment.
For effective interventions targeting NCDs risk factors at local level, empowerment of local government authorities tasked with implementation of existing policies in the country is needed.
Rachel Coxcoon, head of local and community empowerment at the Centre for Sustainable Energy, said the Green Deal is not attractive financially.
Next she spent time at a local women's empowerment NGO, Women Against Rape.
