Sentence examples for relevant sectoral from inspiring English sources

Research into the effects (including negative side effects) and legitimacy of policy instruments designed to spur low carbon energy transition in cities. Addressing the roles and interrelations between relevant (sectoral) policies in relation to urban low carbon transitions.

Therefore, this study also analysed the relevant sectoral documents in order to assess the extent to which climate change was accounted for.

A selection of relevant sectoral policies were also analysed to assess the extent to which these included climate change and health considerations.

In addition, the relevant sectoral documents and policies were also lacking in the extent to which they acknowledged the health impacts of climate change.

The aim of this study was to investigate to what extent the Fiji National Climate Change Policy, and a selection of relevant sectoral policies, account for these human health effects of climate change.

Similarly, at the provincial level, through issuance of Decision No. 852/TTg, the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development DARDD) was set up consolidating relevant sectoral provincial offices to become the primary provincial authority in charge of state forest management.

These teams were already involved in the relevant sectors and fully cognizant of sectoral priorities.

Considering the multi-sectoral nature of the problem, engagement of all relevant sectors, departments and other stakeholders should form integral parts of the development and implementation of the strategy.

The health impacts of climate change are a potent example of the importance of a cross-sectoral approach; given that the majority of the health impacts of climate change will arise from other sectors (e.g. water and agriculture) (14), it is crucial that a holistic framing of health is used to ensure that relevant sectors understand and take action on health impacts.

Thus, while the study confirmed that the integration of forestry components is particularly relevant to cross-sectoral HIV/AIDS programming, many interventions will need to be designed locally with the participation of communities, people living with or affected by HIV/AIDS, and representatives of other sectors (primarily health).

The present study provides this analysis, in terms of the regional and the sectoral aspects relevant to the energy demand in Japan during 1990 2011.