However, the findings from this study suggest the need for designing training to target gaps in specific skill domains and to give attention to the differing roles and responsibilities of head and deputy headteachers, the school size and resources, gender, and the location of the population that the school serves.
The health care system in Pakistan has been confronted with problems of inequity, scarcity of resources, inefficient and untrained human resources, gender insensitivity and structural mismanagement [ 39].
At the societal level, social resources, gender-related attitudes toward help-seeking behaviours and women's norms and attitudes towards IPV were collected.
A commitment to resourcing gender analysis among peacekeeping operations to understand what local women are experiencing.
Available at: http://www.drexelmed.edu/Home/OtherPrograms/WomensHealthEducationProgram/Resources.aspx 4. Web-based research and educational resources Sex and Gender Women's Health Collaborative.
"This issue is not about resources or gender it's purely professional," Efraim Zinger, the secretary general for the Israeli Olympic Committee, said in a telephone interview.
Nevertheless, Iran's history shows how a full-scale mobilisation of society that incorporates public outreach, access to family planning resources, and gender equality in education, can accelerate the shift to smaller families.
Variations that exist among consumers in their capacity to access the resources, income, gender, age, and education, and in accessing information on the products and marketing stimuli such as quality, price, market place, and promotion, also significantly influence their decisions (Parmaeswaran and Ramakrishnan 2013; Blackwell et al. 2006; Kotler 2000).
Health human resources: Availability, gender and attitude of health workers.
Whilst external health experts, change agents or facilitators have specific technical knowledge that can aid participation, such technical expertise must be accompanied with local knowledge (e.g., resources, culture, gender and power relations), requiring local people to participate.
Thus, a cross-national study using data from Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Indonesia, and South Africa found that women's control over household resources reduced gender differences in children's education in Bangladesh but not in the other three countries (Quisumbing and Maluccio 2003).
