Sentence examples for reconstruction interventions from inspiring English sources

For instance, one can argue that the intensity of floods in claiming human lives and affecting livelihoods may largely depend on existing disaster risk mitigation measures that is, river embankment, early warning, emergency shelters, and post-disaster recovery and reconstruction interventions.

The voices of communities and leaders in this study stress the need for HIV mainstreaming in all community development and reconstruction interventions in Pader district and Northern Uganda in general to increase programme relevancy, acceptability and potential for success.

The rising number of interventions, reconstruction techniques and future technical developments with the use of miniaturised devices support the need for such artefact reduction methods and their evaluation.

The implication here is that HIV and AIDS should be part of all community development, reconstruction and rehabilitation interventions in Pader district which has been largely affected by conflict.

In contrast, the social model strongly favors social reconstruction over medical intervention or cash subsidies.

Often the ultimate step in reconstruction involves manual intervention, invoking biological intuition or some implicit expectations about the final shape of the solution.

In the Tumkur capacity-building intervention, a reconstruction of the assumptions of the intervention and how it sought to change planning and supervision practices is established.

These tools are used at the formulation, monitoring and evaluation stages in the programme cycle of humanitarian, reconstruction, and traditional development interventions [ 15].

However, it was severely diminished in patients with diabetes and distal PAD, and, compared with patients undergoing PTA, surgical patients needed more often additional interventions of reconstruction.

Proposals ranged from "modest intervention" to reconstruction work "on an epic scale".

All esophageal disorders require surgical intervention and reconstruction with appropriate substitutes.