Assessing the economic scope of incentive-based watershed management requires knowledge of both the costs of providing additional watershed services through land use and land cover change (service supply) and the willingness to pay (demand) for such services.
But distance to markets can limit the scope of local incentives.
This gives scope for the introduction of systems of incentives that are coherent with the organization's social goals [ 121].
Both tiers to have a clear scope of practice, training and incentive schemes.
Health service funding policy that rewards extended scope of practice may provide incentive to remain in rural private practice while simultaneously meeting the broad array of clinical needs in rural areas.
In order to improve the scope of evidence on financial-incentive programs for return of service in underserved areas, future studies should evaluate programs from a more diverse set of countries, in particular in the developing world.
In addition, children's environmental health research can involve particularly vulnerable communities and thus can raise questions about the conditions for informed consent, the appropriateness of incentives to participate, the scope of obligations to report findings, and protections for privacy.
Occupational regulations and scope-of-practice rules are just one aspect within a complex regulatory system that encompasses the educational and incentives systems.
The financial scope of her business also includes incentives in the form of money and/or clothes, accessories or jewels, offered by designers eager to dress a particular Zoe client for a particular event.
In order to improve the scope of the existing evidence, financial-incentive programmes in developing countries should collect quantitative and qualitative data on their experiences and outcomes and publish them.
The optimal packaging of incentives for rational consumer choices may not be reasonable without understanding the scope of OOPS under DSF.
