Sentence examples for participatory set of from inspiring English sources

In youth programming, a follow-up to the 2005 Survey and Assessment of Vietnam's Youth (SAVY) will be a top priority in the coming five years, to ensure an ambitious and participatory set of intervention addressing the needs and concerns of young people.

A set of participatory methods, including farm mapping, landscape level transect walks and biographical analysis of people and places, is discussed.

This paper aims to fill this gap in the literature by studying how a set of participatory principles and methods in a European project on integrated pest management (denoted as co-innovation in the project under study) was applied by researchers and advisers operating in a single international research project under the institutional conditions of four countries.

Their pioneering work with a large set of participatory techniques and innovative extension approaches has led to the realization that community participation and integrated (multi-sector) approaches are essential elements for success.

They have found a way to make their party processes reflect their members' values by using a grassroots participatory model to create a set of preferences.

Using participatory design methods, we have developed a set of such applications [ 17].

To address this gap, this present paper presents the results of a participatory process (MOBYPANEL) used to analyse how a set of local stakeholders perceived the opportunities offered by the implementation of an LRT to achieve sustainable mobility goals.

Participatory diagramming is a term that refers to a set of research techniques and includes a variety of diagramming methods including the use of timelines, flowcharts and/or tables [ 5- 7].

Using insights from participatory planning methods and human rights frameworks, this article outlines a set of alternative and collaborative guidelines to improve Indigenous involvement in water planning and to promote sustainable and just water allocations.

We propose a set of performance indicators to identify the most effective participatory schemes in achieving convergence in stakeholder positions regarding environmental and land-use planning.

Together, they make a strong case that participatory action research with children is not just about applying the same set of conceptual or methodological lessons from PAR with adults or older youth to a younger group of people.