Although the efficacy of the disaster risk reduction approach in minimizing risk and increasing the coping capacity of cities is widely recognized, implementing disaster risk reduction and resilience building strategies is quite challenging and their achievements have thus varied.
The goal was to ensure meaningful youth engagement in DRR policy design so that young people's priorities were recognized and implemented within the SFDRR.
Positive aspects of nursing professionalism must be recognized and implemented to retain experienced nurses in the profession and attract young people to nursing as a viable career choice.
We're asking for those to be recognized and implemented, and not for just the border countries to be taking in all the migrants.
The managers also recognized and implemented the need for expansion of the Voluntary Counseling and Testing (VCT) services, tuberculosis (TB) care, and offering ART and treatment for opportunistic infections.
New ways to reward data generators, such as through researcher IDs and the citation of resources in publications are in the process of development but still need to be uniformly recognized and implemented.
The requirement that effective educational program present information within an appropriate cultural context in order to gain wide community acceptance and behavior modification is a concept that is now being recognized and implemented.
Lastly, a "non-unique, spliced" mapping approach is most commonly recognized and implemented in the TopHat v1.3.1 program [ 33], which includes the consideration of splice junctions for discontinuous mapping of reads.
From thereon, we expect that appropriate interventions will be recognized and implemented to tackle dental caries in children and improve oral health and quality of life of the affected.
The purpose of this pilot study was to evaluate the effectiveness of GGG, a nationally recognized curriculum, implemented in a real-world setting (ASPs) to improve PA, self-efficacy for PA, and enjoyment of PA in elementary aged girls.
