Sentence examples for mobilisation capacity from inspiring English sources

Using the examples of the Flanders' and Walloon regions of Belgium, the paper sets out to examine the mechanisms by which mobilisation for agri-environmental management develops, and by doing so, to gain a better understanding of mobilisation capacity as a concept to be used for evaluating policy implementation in this area.

"Nigerian civil society is vibrant compared to many other African countries but their mobilisation capacity remains weak".

In parallel, the office has developed a resource mobilisation capacity.

The groups and their activities may also have catalysed community mobilisation and capacity beyond the health domain.

15 41 Funds and technical support from international partners play a key role in government legitimisation, resource mobilisation and capacity strengthening.

"Some of us are saying 'act local, think global' because at times of emergencies mobilisation of global capacity can support local action.

The monotonic tests investigated the role of the eccentricity of the load attachment point from the plate, the mooring line load inclination at the seabed and the plate embedment depth, whereas the cyclic tests examined the capacity mobilisation due to both regular and irregular drained cyclic loading for a fixed embedment depth and seabed load inclination.

This article presents the protocol and data analysis plan for the SOMS trial; an international, multicentre, randomised controlled clinical study evaluating SOMS-guided goal-directed early mobilisation and its capacity to improve patient mobilisation, reduce surgical ICU LOS and improve other surgical ICU outcomes.

These HIV services can only be implemented if an enabling environment for HIV service delivery exists (legal framework; political will; effective planning, management and coordination; resource mobilisation and utilization; capacity; and advocacy) – therefore, the enabling environment was the third aspect that was investigated.

Recommendations The ICDC Workshop participants proposed a host of sustainability processes that should be examined, including political will and commitment, mobilisation of resources, the capacity of people and their organisations, and the ultimate transfer of ownership of the goals.

13 This improved limb perfusion could facilitate early mobilisation, resulting in enhanced functional capacity or quality of life.