Sentence examples for preparedness to develop from inspiring English sources

Biosurveillance; analytics; detection; emergency; preparedness To develop and implement a method for using emergency department records from a syndromic surveillance system to identify alcohol-related visits in New York City, estimate trends, and describe age-specific patterns.

With UNICEF support, the Government is committed to develop preparedness to primary education and improve emotional, cognitive and psychomotor development of children.

The entry of CHIKV into the Americas was anticipated and prompted health agencies in the region to develop preparedness and response plans (1 ).

To meet the needs of the population, the UN in Mongolia is collaborating with the National Emergency Management Agency and Government Ministries and will help build national capacity to develop preparedness and response plans for future disasters.

The New York City Fire Department should work closely with Broadway theater owners, producers, and employees to develop new preparedness and training standards for emergencies like the attempted car bombing last May in Times Square, according to a report [pdf] of the New York State Assembly's subcommittee on workplace safety, chaired by Queens Assemblyman Rory Lancman.

Instead of a 500-foot buffer and a 750-foot neighbor notification requirement, the coalition recommended a "site management plan" that required companies to develop emergency preparedness measures.

Concerns regarding the advent and impact of the next influenza pandemic have led >120 countries to develop pandemic preparedness plans (1 ).

The CCHFV IgG ELISA kits developed by NIV could help in monitoring CCHFV prevalence and the findings could make it possible for public health authorities to develop proactive preparedness programs that would enable them to send alerts and develop precautionary measures.

Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH): UNICEF will provide support to county offices to develop WASH preparedness and response plans and provide direct technical guidance to WASH cluster leads principally through training, such as with the UNICEF/OXFAM cholera training package.

Health promotion strategies can focus on working with women at the community level to develop birth preparedness plans for situations when it would be necessary to gain access to health facility care.

UNICEF urgently needs $15.7 million to develop its preparedness to address requirements related to the border situation; to improve access to clean water in draught/affected areas; to respond to measles outbreak in the Afar region; and to support outreach feeding centres for 8,000 severely malnourished children.