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Yet, they also reflect on challenges and prerequisites for good cooperation.

This enabled us not only to assess how to improve recruitment and follow up, but also to evaluate and reflect on challenges that had arisen and solutions developed.

In anticipation of the new country program 2005-2008, it was felt that a comprehensive review was necessary to assess progress made, and reflect on challenges to inform planning for the future.

These focus on developing the knowledge and skills base necessary for effective peer support and include guest presenters with expertise in the field, hands-on skills development and opportunities to explore and reflect on challenges, concerns and strategies.

In preparation for the next country programme for 2002-2004, it was felt that a comprehensive review of the past ten years was necessary for both UNICEF and the Government of Iraq to assess progress made, reflect on challenges, and use lessons from past experience to inform planning for the future.

Second, it discusses how reflecting on challenges and strategies encountered in these collaborations can support transnational sustainability research and education.

Another 52-year-old male patient reflected on challenges of potential caregiver role reversal with his mother.

The youth who participated in this festival presented, not only, their own thoughts and aspirations for the future but they also reflected on challenges children and youth are currently facing and the related issues of rights and responsibilities," said Mr. Philippe Duamelle, UNICEF Representative in Egypt.

However, research has shown, and the instructor's experience confirms this, that students are reluctant to engage in reflecting on or challenging their peer's ideas in either synchronous or asynchronous communications that would get beyond this non-integrated, divide-and-conquer method of writing (Janssen et al. 2009; Munneke et al. 2007; Violet and Mansfield 2006).

This paper uses one international and two national case studies to reflect on the challenges, dilemmas and strategies used in operationalising sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) in different African contexts.

In a future class, students reflect on the challenges of redesigning or renovating a familiar building.