The natural position and role of HEWs in their kebele safeguards trust, credibility and respect towards the HEW and their engagement with that community, which can enhance HEW performance [ 13, 14, 20, 21].
HEWs' position as community members themselves appeared to safeguard trust in and respect for the HEW from the community side and a good attitude towards the community and enhanced self-esteem from the HEW side.
Everyone from Internet users to authorities on both sides of the Atlantic stand to gain from cooperation, based on strong legal safeguards and trust that these safeguards will be respected" said Cecilia Malmström, European Commissioner for Home Affairs, in a statement.
The nodes participating in data exchange should be safeguarded by trust and reputation mechanisms or else they could be attacked which might end up in unnecessary resource consumption of the entire mobile network.
It also provides the means to contact participants for their opinions on controversial issues and in doing so safeguards public trust and ensures accountability.
It is thus of paramount importance that regulations and procedures designed to protect citizens and legally safeguard the trust of the public do not unintentionally hamper or prevent biomedical research that is arguably in the citizens interests.
Seriously, how are we supposed to trust safeguards devised by people who don't believe there is anything to safeguard against?
One suggestion is the Reuters model: the news agency turned financial information service has its editorial independence safeguarded by a trust, which includes provisions to prevent its being taken over.
"The EU-U.S. Privacy Shield is a strong new framework, based on robust enforcement and monitoring, easier redress for individuals and, for the first time, written assurance from our U.S. partners on the limitations and safeguards regarding access to data by public authorities on national security grounds," she said, talking of "strong safeguards" and restoring "trust".
