Sentence examples for policy makers in support of from inspiring English sources

Our results highlight that phenological metrics derived from freely available remote sensing data are a valuable contribution to carbon mapping approaches, providing spatially explicit knowledge for environmental managers and policy makers in support of sustainable development policies related to REDD+ or the UN SDG's.

Concrete evidence of cost of illness (COI) of RMNCH may help policy makers in supporting investment in RMNCH.

These population-based data should be advocated and exposed to health policy makers in supporting evidence-based public health policy in order to promote physical activity in the population and to prevent the epidemic of chronic diseases (1).

These findings could inform policy makers in directing support to SMEs to reduce their ecological impacts.

However, an established set of indicators, that can support policy makers in their design of policy mixes, has not been developed for evaluating the performance of energy innovation systems.

This research offers itself as evidence to support policy makers in the development of policies that facilitate interventions to reduce food losses.

The aim of the work is to improve the support tools for policy makers in the field of renewable energy development.

The absence of short-run causality and the identified time lags of 3 4 years should guide aviation firms and policy makers in the preparation of necessary infrastructure required to support the strong air transport growth potential.

The findings demonstrate the relative importance of conducting applied research that helps policy makers in rational designing of policies and assists policy makers in implementing existing interventions.

In settings with unstable transmission, these data may indicate receptivity to transmission, 58, 59 therefore can support policy makers in targeting interventions to areas of current transmission or at risk of transmission.

In line with the institutional framework, the prominent attitude towards result-orientation among the policy makers in the survey was supportive (supported by 6 of 9 policy makers); in contrast, only 4 farmers were unequivocally in favor of this approach.