Article 45 of the CRC gives UNICEF the mandate to nurture and strengthen its implementation across the world.
Increase the resources and staff available to nurture and support greater implementation of on-the-job training strategies.
A participatory and reciprocal process of communicating scientific results, refining research questions, identifying knowledge gaps and defies/(delate) challenges for implementation were nurtured by integrating a broad range of relevant stakeholders.
Second, nurture and support a collaborative implementation workforce comprised of scientists and on-the-ground practitioners, with an explicit focus on enhancing appropriate incentives for both.
A groundswell of agreement for improvements needs to be carefully nurtured prior to beginning the implementation process [ 31].
Dr. Ickovics has been able to successfully accomplish all scientific goals ranging from nurturing institutional relationships, study design and implementation, recruitment and retention of hard-to-reach study participants, and data analysis, interpretation and dissemination.
Successful implementation of PBL can therefore help to nurture in students the development of desired 'habits of mind, behavior, and action' to become the competent, caring, and ethical healthcare professionals of the 21st century.
Interactive disaster planning also consolidates a community's commitment to collective problem solving, and nurtures long-term capacity for a DRR plan's implementation and future review.
A culture of teamwork and innovative problem-solving should be nurtured to better enable nurses and their managers to deal with NIMART implementation.
Policymakers are in a better position to nurture new, complex interventions if they know which key factors hinder or enable their implementation.
But whether implementation follows is a matter of debate as his bigger priority is nurturing domestic technology and innovation.
