Sentence examples for provision development from inspiring English sources

Engagement between providers and users is well acknowledged as one of the most fundamental activities in the provision, development and use of climate information for decision-making, or climate services.

Arrangements for CM can be enacted, for example, for land use regulation and soil fertility restoration, infrastructure provision, development of building codes and standards, and increased access to funding for development projects and improved water management (Rojas Blanco 2006; Satterthwaite 2011).

In addition, other activities being informed by the needs assessment included: pre-evaluation and post-evaluation of service provision; development of specific health plans; benchmarking and comparisons of year on year activity; resource allocation decisions and the formulation of shared health and well-being plans.

Because the six-million-acre park is protected by the Constitution's "forever wild" provision, any development within its borders must be approved by an amendment.

If middle-income countries still have domestic challenges to overcome, why do they engage in the provision of development assistance?

Hong Kong, Taipei, and Shenzhen belong to Greater China, vary greatly in terms of the provision and development of early childhood education.

The restructuring project was guided by the MPS-SV service reference model, which is compatible to the CMMI-SVC reference model, complementing already established software engineering practices for the provision of development as a continuous IT service.

Such a mechanism will also help track public expenditure and make priority decisions in regard to the provision of development investment made in the most vulnerable areas and sectors.

Our estimates of the absolute and relative contribution of vertical transmission to HCV incidence are essential for planning health service provision and development of appropriate interventions.

The WARDA is a comprehensive source of information on BDs in WA with a high level of ascertainment [ 37] and is used in relevant areas of health service provision, policy development, research, and evaluation.

Our findings have direct relevance for service provision and development in sub-Saharan Africa, summarised in table 4. On the basis of the barriers identified in the data, we make the following recommendations.