Sentence examples for readiness and implementation from inspiring English sources

(2) does buy-in vary according to staff characteristics, and (3) what is the relationship between buy-in, local level agency readiness, and implementation status one year after project start?

For the determination of institutional costs we took into account only incremental REDD+ costs taken from the Tanzania's REDD+ readiness and implementation plan prepared under the framework of the World Bank Forest Carbon Partnership Facility (FCPF) and UN-REDD programme budgets between 2010 and 2013, which amounted to US$3.477 million [18].

For the determination of institutional costs we took into account only incremental REDD+ costs taken from the Tanzania's REDD+ readiness and implementation plan prepared under the framework of the World Bank Forest Carbon Partnership Facility (FCPF) and UN-REDD programme budgets between 2010 and 2013, which amounted to US$3.477 million [ 18].

In the framework of this study, "additional" costs are considered as expenditures being spent in the framework of national REDD+ Readiness and Implementation activities financed by the UN-REDD Programme, FCPF, Norway-Tanzania Climate Change Partnership and by the government of Tanzania [18].

In the framework of this study, "additional" costs are considered as expenditures being spent in the framework of national REDD+ Readiness and Implementation activities financed by the UN-REDD Programme, FCPF, Norway-Tanzania Climate Change Partnership and by the government of Tanzania [ 18].

To smooth the path to widespread adoption of E.V.'s, the American National Standards Institute on Monday issued its standardization road map, a 122-page document designed in part to pinpoint where gaps existed between manufacturer readiness and market implementation.

The purpose of this study was to show the association between changes in clinician self-efficacy and readiness to change and implementation of an asthma management program (Easy Breathing).

There are three key determinants related to organizational readiness to change and implementation capability: task demands, resource availability and situational factors [ 19].

Related to this concern are theories of readiness to change and implementation [ 9, 10, 16, 17] and a need for rigorous assessment tools [ 18- 20].

3. The inner setting considers structural contexts of an organization, the nature and quality of social networks and formal/informal communications within an organization, the culture of a given setting in terms of its norms, values and basic assumptions, and readiness for implementation.

For the purpose of this analysis we differentiate between readiness costs, opportunity costs and implementation costs apart from monitoring costs, the focus of this paper.