Sentence examples for policy formulations for from inspiring English sources

A comparison of these rankings as depicted in Table 10 went further to magnify the importance of developing the SD model for informed policy formulations for the electricity system or any system in the West African region.

The fund also operates the IMF Institute, a department that provides training in macroeconomic analysis and policy formulation for officials of member countries.

The proposed model can serve as a useful tool for decision support in the process of power planning and policy formulation for national government.

This methodology can be integrated into policy formulation for the design of stormwater and flood management infrastructures in the Ghaap plateau, where mining is the main economic activity.

The general policy implication of the findings of this study is that pollution effect of energy-growth nexus should be taken into consideration in policy formulation for sustainable development.

In particular, policy formulation for ageing in the Global South requires knowledge of the 'internal dynamics of communities, neighbourhoods, kin networks and family relations and requires qualitative research to bring up the silences within the arena of day-to-day living to the surface' (Risseeuw, 2001:28-29).

CEE and CIS countries are receiving assistance in policy formulation for the food and agricultural sector, including advice on the implications of the Uruguay Round for agricultural trade and advice on policy options related to EU accession.

It is therefore necessary to determine the validity and reliability of the data collected by community health workers, in order to establish its usefulness for planning and policy formulation for the communities from which it is collected.

The objective of this research is to depict how stakeholders and their power and interests have shaped the process of agenda setting and policy formulation for Uganda's proposed NHIS.

The objective of the present paper is to depict the role and interests of key stakeholders and how their power to contest proposed reforms has shaped the agenda setting and policy formulation for the proposed NHIS in Uganda.

This article explores whether, how and why evidence influenced policy formulation for iCCM in Niger, Kenya and Mozambique, and uses Carol Weiss' models of research utilization to further explain the use of evidence in these contexts.