First of all, they need to acquire appropriate insight into societal attitudes towards equity efficiency trade off.
In our conceptual framework, unmet health needs and societal values, including equity, are the foundation of the health research system.
Justice is usually characterized as being fair, but it demands consideration of broader societal issues of equity and distribution of services.
The greater proportion of IMGs perceiving ethnicity, culture or language to be the basis of IHD is not surprising, although disturbing given both Canada's reputation as a tolerant and multi-cultural society, the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and the societal thrust towards equity in education.
Societal values such as equity may sometimes conflict with the conclusions of CEA evaluations.
The importance of education was acknowledged everywhere, and every state strove to make education more relevant to personal and societal needs, to achieve greater equity, to lower the high wastage rates, and to improve quality.
In the course of this undifferentiated attribution, the term CBNRM became a shibboleth for 'good governance', intrinsically fulfilling all demands of the relevant societal spheres ranging from social equity, political legitimacy, empowerment and participation in decision-making processes, economic efficiency, and self-sufficiency, as well as ecological sustainability (Fig. 1).
Challenging societal barriers to equality and equity - traditional gender roles, caste systems - has been part of many of our projects.
This differential valuation on the ground of gender raises some policy questions regarding societal development and broader social equity.
The strike price of the option would remain consistent, but the presence of the options allows for a secondary market to achieve equity based on societal or national values.
