Here we can also mention the seminal Unesco document (1996), considering diversity as a good resource in need of protection, even forming part of our European cultural heritage and the basis of Agenda 21 for culture, taking diversity's potential for creativity as the main diversity advantage.
All 12 high schools were under resourced, in need of repair, and servicing learners from very similar socio-economic backgrounds.
But as the data were already assembled and could be updated daily, they represented a valuable resource in need of formal validation.
What is interesting here is how the ideas of natural, normal and pure that have shaped the discourse on the genome as a collective resource in need of protection (as "heritage of humanity" characterized by a natural state, in UNESCO's wording) will map upon the epigenome when it comes to so-called intergenerational equity.
It was rich in natural resources but in need of development.
Revisions include adding the Highlands in northern New Jersey as a special-resource area in need of protection and adding provisions to promote schools as community centers.
Taking the former perspective, I show how the managing NGO uses a paternalistic discourse to justify participatory mapping, one that presents farmers as misguided resource managers in need of external intervention.
City managers need to identify untapped resources or infrastructure in need of reinvention and then make it easy to partner and collaborate with the private sector.
In particular, countries with acutely scarce resources, those most in need of efficient HRH utilization, frequently lacked systematic capability to collect or retrieve information on different dimensions of workforce dynamics, such as qualifications, distribution, and retention.
What our project adds to the literature is a model of specialists providing population-based care that identifies and risk stratifies the entire CKD population, directing nephrology resources to patients in need of them.
