The evidence suggests that a durable programme of universal access to ART will not only require a new level of performance of the regular health system, but also the mobilisation of additional human resources, namely of the community as a whole and community care givers in particular [ 70, 76].
These raised the visibility and status of the Western Cape programme which, in turn, facilitated the mobilisation of additional funds through the Global Fund.
The results showed that the perceptual encoding of faces, indexed by P1, and mobilisation of attentional resources, reflected in P2 on occipital locations, were modulated by social anxiety.
In this paper, we argue that such a system should deliver in four functional areas: stewardship, mobilisation of financial resources, direct provision of nutrition services at times of natural disaster or conflict, and human and institutional resource strengthening.
Bioenergy production may be increased through further mobilisation of existing resources, intensification of current production or expansion into 'new' land.
Strong community participation driven by active outreach programmes and mobilisation of community resources are the key to successful adoption and long-term sustainability of effective interventions.
The latter implicates the inclusion of engagement with the third sector and the mobilisation of community resources to meet patients' needs.
The salutogenic potential as "enabling the patient to swim" stands for the mobilisation of individual resources for more autonomy [ 42, 62], which can be comparably expressed as the dimension of "personal autonomy" in our meta-ethnography results.
Additional resources are always helpful.
Advocacy efforts should be tailored to involve government agencies and policymakers who can inform and shape national development plans and the mobilisation of resources.
