Sentence examples for recurrent resources from inspiring English sources
Health systems in developed countries now invest considerable, and recurrent, resources in cardiac secondary prevention.
These findings suggest that that FBD schemes are more expensive to establish and are likely to require larger recurrent resources from the health system than community-based schemes in the long-term.
Therefore, it might be appropriate to begin with the identification of the key inputs required for the intervention to inform initial planning, as well as to differentiate between capital and recurrent resources.
While a similar share of recurrent costs is accounted for by medical supplies, goods and services, the special clinic uses 73% of its recurrent resources for staff costs, and only 4% for drugs whereas MCH spends approximately equally on the two items.
They operate within one or two domains of the Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion [ 29] with minimal tangible commitment or collaborative planning among key stakeholders and no dedication to recurrent resourcing.
"It must also be coupled with sufficient recurrent operational resources to derive the best return on capital investment," he said.
Many dryland areas have a history of economic and political marginalization of pastoralist communities relying on degraded lands with low productivity, recurrent famines and resources conflicts (Opiyo et al. 2011).
The improvement in drug availability seen at the LLU is attributed to increased PHC allocation to these facilities and the requirement for at least 50% of these PHC recurrent non wage resources to be spent on drug purchases.
However, some countries are recurrent users of Fund resources.
In our study, the major challenging experience that almost all inhabitants of Afar have experienced, shared, and blamed for was that the damage caused to their resource by recurrent drought.
Recent increases in human and livestock populations and decreases in the availability of grazing resources coupled with recurrent drought might force pastoralists to manage camel as an adaptation strategy to climate change.
