Sentence examples for policy implementation framework from inspiring English sources

Policy makers and implementers should also ensure that implementation of the IHR (2005) follow the policy implementation framework, particularly the contextual interaction theory which calls for the availability of adequate resources (inputs) and well-organized process for the successful implementation of the policy.

Then, we discuss potential ways a central bank could use its balance sheet and monetary policy implementation framework to affect the quantity and mix of short-term liquid assets available to financial market participants.

Thirdly, what special educational needs policy implementation framework for pre-primary children exists in Dodoma municipality?

An extension of Kingdon's Multiple Streams for policy implementation framework [41] was applied to understand the implementation gap in the financial risk protection policy for MDR-TB patients.

This lack of policy implementation framework has led to the variation in the implementation of assessment for identification and intervention programmes for pre-primary children with special educational needs hence its provision depends on each officer's determination.

Moreover, poor school-families involvements as well as the lack of policy implementation framework and guidelines are among the factors that hinder successful provision of special educational needs for pre-primary children.

A variety of policy implementation frameworks can be used to explain implementation gaps and shifts.

The findings of the study revealed that there were no special educational needs policy implementation frameworks necessary to enforce the provision of special educational needs for pre-primary children in Dodoma municipality.

This paper aims at providing a basic watershed policy and implementation framework based on a critical review of experiences of WSM initiatives across South Asia.

State forest enterprise reform in Vietnam: review of policy and implementation framework for Decree 2000.

Notwithstanding recognition of a need for complementary work on values-based questions that inevitably surround EID risks and EID control, the adoption of the One Health approach, so far, has not included development of a comprehensive, ethically-informed policy and implementation framework; this has limited its practical utility [ 9, 55].