"An unhealthy and obsessive use of crude accountability measures needs to be tackled if we are to address one of the most significant threats to educational excellence: teacher retention," says Marsh.
Research on the locally adaptable management and disease-preventive measures needs to be emphasized by the government and organic-promoting agencies as well as NGOs.
The design and placement of these measures needs to be effective for debris flows resulting from progressive entrainment of material eroded from hillslopes and channels by surface runoff.
Since it was shown that precautionary measures could limit exposure to Hg concentration, then the use of protective measures needs to be emphasized.
Experience (Bugarski et al. 2011) showed that no single strategy can solve all DPM problems and a combination of several measures needs to be implemented in the field to attain compliance.
Strict measures needs to be taken concerning the uncontrolled urbanization and the occupation of areas that has proximities of rivers and places of clogged water passages to be implemented by policy makers in order to prevent more significant damages.
