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The patients' forum contract was won in partnership with the Council for Ethnic Minority Voluntary Sector Organisations (Cemvo), which promotes involvement of ethnic minority groups in healthcare.

Some may see HFA as one of the impetuses to promote a greater participatory approach in DRR (Pelling 2007), but our text analysis highlights gaps in the way this framework promotes involvement and inclusion of local governmental and nongovernmental actors within the DRR process.

Arguably this will be most apparent where there is a strong online presence that encourages and promotes involvement in support related activities such as donating funds, distributing fliers, supporting Prisoners of War and/or engaging in online support activities (with the potential to later engage in offline support activities).

The NIEHS defines CBPR as a methodology that promotes active community involvement in the processes that shape research and intervention strategies and that promotes involvement in the conduct of research studies.

3. Implementation of the model The steps involved in implementation included: (1) Promoting involvement of the county government in the development of primary health care(PHC).

Exercises and assignments were used to promote involvement of participants in producing health promotion materials and spreading the message to their families [ 29, 52, 56, 57, 59].

To promote involvement on social issues, Mr. Wilson said, the church has formed a dozen-member "moral action team".

The Advertising Council has helped promote involvement by fathers in their children's lives since the mid-1990s, with Campell-Ewald creating all advertising.

One evening, Booker had a date with a young woman who asked that he join her after a meeting of the L'Chaim Society, a campus organization run by a Lubavitcher rabbi to promote involvement in Jewish life.

Understanding context-specific vulnerabilities and capacities can help researchers, educators, communities, policymakers, and families to develop targeted strategies for promoting involvement (Law et al. 2007), and strengthen their role in DRR.

By including the white paper as an agenda item at all statutory committees within the ESR, the Society will promote involvement of radiologists in undergraduate programmes on as wide a basis as possible.