Sentence examples for makers and implementers from inspiring English sources

Our study provides baseline information which may be used by policy makers and implementers to improve implementation of safe motherhood programmes.

Policy makers and implementers should also ensure that implementation of the IHR (2005) follow the policy implementation framework, particularly the contextual interaction theory which calls for the availability of adequate resources (inputs) and well-organized process for the successful implementation of the policy.

This requires policy makers and implementers to develop a robust implementation plan.

Qualitative studies focused on policy makers and implementers may allow understanding of underlying success or failure factors operating during the planning and implementation phases.

In addition, since policy makers and implementers are far from each other in the administrative hierarchy, the level of applicability of policies may be very low (Zhou 2014).

➢ Women should be involved in community programmes as decision makers and implementers since fuelwood collection and consumption is their own responsibility, and they also remain in the villages all year round.

The paper draws on more than 90 in-depth interviews with policy-makers and implementers at national and subnational level, engaged in processes governing the implementation of ART roll-out.

Research priority setting is a useful way to guide the focus and investments of researchers, donors, policy-makers, and implementers (Viergever et al. 2010).

Women should be involved in Eucalyptus tree planting and management programmes as decision-makers and implementers since fuelwood collection and consumption is their own responsibility, and they also remain in the villages all year round.

The key lesson we learned from this exercise was that bridging the gap between science and conservation demands a very open, inter-disciplinary strategy, initiated and executed jointly by a diverse group of people that includes the Government (policy-makers and implementers), NGOs (conservationists and environmental advocates), scientists (researchers), conservationists and the local community.

Ensuring that policy-makers and implementers give due consideration to the issues that surround such moves is essential.