Therefore, it is expected that an ABMS approach will help: a) predicting airport system-wide behavior emerging from the interactions between individual components; b) identifying and understanding key lever points; and c) managing dependencies between the activities of multiple actors both at the organizational and operational level.
While there are several interpretations of KT [ 7, 8], fundamentally, it seeks to involve multiple actors and processes at multiple junctures to promote the research-policy paradigm.
Within any conservation agenda, there inevitably exists multiple management actions occurring at various scales that are the responsibilities of multiple actors whom likewise operate at multiple scales.
Accordingly, 'futuring' helps strategically aligning decision-making of multiple actors from multiple sectors at multiple levels by common vision-building (perception-alignment) and goal-setting (goal-alignment), and thus contributes to effective constituency building leading to optimised impact of orchestrated RTDI investments.
Against this background, this article presents a South African case study of an intervention to address conflict in roles and responsibilities between multiple actors supporting programme implementation at the local level.
It is also important to recognize that the initial idea from the government, namely to combine several initiatives for a larger coherent program approach towards the most ill elderly people, provided a proper base for SALAR to choose a more holistic strategic approach aimed at multiple actors and hierarchical levels.
This article presents a South African case study of an intervention to address conflict in roles and responsibilities between multiple actors supporting service delivery at the local level, and explores the broader insights this experience generates about the nature of local health system governance.
This fly system, which boasts 22 motorised winches with 75hp harness-wrenching capabilities, can propel multiple actors out over the crowd at terrific speed.
There are various reasons for this, including the fact that the multiple actors in multimodal transport chains have, at times, opposing interests.
Using the Japan case, Bisri (2016) was able to showcase that multiple actors engage during the emergency response at the time of the 2011 tsunami, ranging from traditional and non-traditional humanitarian actors.
