Sentence examples for relevant actors of from inspiring English sources

The characteristics and relevant actors of socio-technical energy systems vary particularly strongly depending on whether or not they are connected with a grid or pipeline [32].

The most relevant actors of the sector have been met and interviewed, on the Government side (DNA, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Education…) as well on international agencies side (WSP, SDC, EU…) and other NGOs (WorldVision, WaterAid…) see Annex 2, page 21 for details 3. Community visits in the field.

Therefore, the framework suggests that in order to assess the status of eduational interventions, the perspective of relevant actors on both the particular subject of interest and on overall driving forces for education reforms be considered.

For the vast majority of organizations which do not possess enough leverage to influence the full range of relevant actors on their own a crucial component of an effective strategy is to assemble a coalition of interests.

Other censored passages included comments about economics and politics in the US and other countries which would "expose the EU and other relevant actors to a risk of retaliation" if published.

To end the continuing horrendous carnage in Iraq, to complete our troop withdrawal and break the impasse over Palestine, we should use our political clout to initiate a wider international peace conference bringing together all the relevant actors for a joint settlement of the related middle east issues of contention which from experience cannot be resolved singly.

Regarding the bottom-up approaches, the community groups are relevant actors to represent the interests of marginalized populations and the community context is a favourable ground for including them further.

Instead of reducing such schemes to the relevant actors, they conceive of them as a kind of system based on its own logic.

Establishment of a National Rangeland Commission governed by an executive Board whose membership is strategically constituted for effective representation of relevant actors in the use of rangelands may be a good starting point to address the pitfalls of having scattered provisions under different agencies with diverse mandates and interests.

An index of themes was developed to organize the data from different sources related to the operation of supervision activities described in the initial program theory, as well as characteristics of relevant actors and the context of the health post.

As this article illustrates, it is important in this respect for countries to consider four complementary elements for developing capacity in GHD: (1) the power and legitimacy of the relevant actors; (2) the ability of the actors to perform GHD activities; (3) formal structures for interaction and negotiation and (4) informal networks and relationships between those involved in different agencies.