Sentence examples for mobilizing knowledge from inspiring English sources

Domestic Violence at Work Network is an international network of researchers, domestic violence experts, social and labor organizations, and employers, conducting research and mobilizing knowledge about the impacts of domestic violence in the workplace.

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This is critical to mobilizing knowledge and time resources by increasing the active participation of members.

Additional skills include systems thinking, strong communication ability, forecasting events over time, mobilizing knowledge to action, collaboration and cooperation, ability to use various processes to acquire knowledge, valuing biological and cultural diversity, and valuing justice and equity (18).

However, most efforts towards supporting the use of research evidence have focused on clinical and prevention services, with far less effort devoted to mobilizing knowledge about effective practices in community-based organizations that provide essential on-the-ground support for PHAs.

Our synthesis of multi-disciplinary expert knowledge and admonition from civil engineers, climatologists, and urban planners demonstrates the significance of mobilizing knowledge to design robust socio-ecological systems.

Earth system models, satellites and other remote sensing networks, environmental data aggregators and resource flow models mean that technical media have become an obligatory passage point in perceiving, analysing and mobilizing geoscientific knowledge.

(Homeopath, acupuncture therapist and GP) The decision and elaboration of prescriptions for knee OA is a complex procedure (designated as "therapeutic do-it yourself") combining several modalities of adaptation mobilizing medical and "common" knowledge.

These days learning and development professionals are therefore continuously looking for new ways of mobilizing and sharing information and knowledge between colleagues and communities in an online environment.

Under the leadership of former Harvard Kennedy School Dean David Ellwood, the Acting in Time initiative harnessed the capabilities of HKS and the university as a whole to examine why particular problems such as mobilizing crisis resources, bridging the knowledge gap in public health, and confronting health care reform are not addressed.

Some of the processes described relate to mobilizing community groups to address problems, building knowledge and leadership among CHWs, and opening up dialogue with other stakeholders (Schulz et al. 2002; Farquhar et al. 2005; Ingram et al. 2008).