The first priority of activity structuring is usually to meet customer needs, therefore it mirrors what companies should establish to meet their commercial aspirations at that moment.
The priority of all activities will be a clearer directing of existing local and foreign funds to the clearly defined goals.
2 Alternatively, if incentives increase the perceived priority of the activities, 3 support the establishment of quality improvement infrastructures and practices, or habituate providers to perform at a high level, then achievement rates might be maintained after withdrawal of the incentive.
Based on these priorities, the weight (w_j,=,max _{i in mathcal {D}} LFT_i,-,LFT_j) is the relative regret of not selecting activity j, i.e., the difference between highest overall priority value for the assignable activities (i in mathcal {D}) and priority value of activity j.
Members noted a number of other priority areas of activity for FAO such as the sustainable use of natural resources, including forests, fisheries, land, water and plant and animal genetic resources.
Factors potentially enhancing utilisation can be identified by exploration of: priority setting; activities of the health research system at the interface between research and policy-making; and the role of the recipients, or 'receptors', of health research.
A variety of planning issues are discussed at village meetings, including priority needs, types of activities, scale, participation of vulnerable groups, gender equality, community contribution, community ownership and maintenance plans.
Late reception of funding from central level, and sometimes approval for their use at district council level, were viewed as a common cause of postponement of planned district health sector activities and a major challenge to the CHMTs who had to make difficult priorities of health activities on a short notice.
The collaborative approach featured joint identification of priority activities, co-design of planning approaches, and the iterative co-development of an online 'information portal', which acted as a boundary object.
We found variation in experiences within categories based on participants' personal context, such as gender, timing (age, stage of life), priorities (eg, type/value of activities), and the nature of social roles (eg, demands of work, family).
