Sentence examples for mitigation incentives from inspiring English sources

The results indicated that current mitigation options should be further encouraged, among others with structure reformation at the sector level, energy efficiency options, RES, and mitigation incentives.

Instead, any investments in development in north-western Kenya need to be embedded into a framework of conflict mitigation which offers incentives for both conflict parties to simultaneously leave the violent conflict path and to invest resources into cooperation.

Farmer et al [ 37] have shown that mitigation strategies including incentives for adherence can improve treatment adherence among TB patients.

National legislation needs to be adapted as the next link in the mitigation chain and incentives created for a climate resilient industrial and technical development.

Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) has been piloted in developing countries as a climate change mitigation strategy, providing financial incentives for carbon sequestration in forests.

It is obvious that ambitions in LULUCF receive different incentives when mitigation targets are related to a base year, are conditional or are valued in relation to an overruling intensity target (e.g. case 4 in the above table).

One way to promote the use of eHealth is through national policies that create incentives for mitigation and adaptation actions in the health care sector.

Using a biological currency in mitigation provides a monetary incentive for industry to proactively implement conservation by protecting an equal or greater number of birds in priority landscapes [22].

By focusing on the risk-transfer relation we are able to understand the induced basic strategies of risk mitigation for providers: The induced incentives reinforces the objectives in the DRG system to streamline processes in order to control its costs and hence stimulates specialized health clinics, while general providers offering basic services are likely to be more exposed to make losses.

This paper has emphasized that Latin America should engage in mitigation efforts only if international incentives are put in place.

Recommendations derived from both views can result in contradictory political advice and proposals for allocating incentives for the mitigation of climate change.