Sentence examples for resource innovation from inspiring English sources

These political conflicts are in turn making the challenge of climate change all the more insurmountable – reducing the potential for political cooperation, as well as diverting resource, innovation and time away from climate change resilience and prevention".

Second, although the centralized system of performance management for project management appeared as a human resource innovation it intensified the significance of financial constraints on human resource staff whose labour process was previously relatively autonomous.

There is now a growing surge in natural resource innovation happening in private equity markets and public policy that reflects the integration of these forces.

Results will facilitate adoption and best use of this human resource innovation.

There are many research questions linked to this implementation agenda for KMC, particularly around context-specific solutions to the main challenges in terms of community and provider uptake, human resource innovations and novel financing strategies.

To mobilise the resources, innovation and actors required to start delivering a clean, sustainable development agenda as soon as possible it is generally accepted that we require a new kind of operating system for development.

He had also been a regional program manager for the Bio-resources innovation network for Eastern Africa development.

Reservoir simulation results clearly show that the Solvent Thermal Resources Innovation Process (STRIP) outperforms conventional steam injection using two important metrics – sweep efficiency and oil recovery.

Results show that all the elements were grouped into four main factor namely environmental control, economical resources, innovation technology and erosion control with four point was considered as a maximum point score to be achieved in green highway assessment framework.

This research attempts to examine relationships in family and non-family firms by investigating two important intangible resources: innovation and knowledge, that may lead to competitive advantage in family firms.

Despite all of its resources, innovation, and can-do spirit, the United States Navy says that we must accept the fact that whales, dolphins, and other marine mammals will be harmed 31 million times over the next five years during routine exercises with powerful sonar and explosives in Hawaii, Southern California, the Gulf of Mexico, and along the Atlantic Coast.