Sentence examples for sustainability knowledge from inspiring English sources

"Middle-managers make decisions that lead to new types of products, services and operational processes and therefore must be equipped with sustainability knowledge and skills as well".

Paul and Merryhill share our knowledge and experience to help support other SMEs to take the strategic decisions necessary to improve their sustainability knowledge and grow their businesses.

For people with ambitions of careers in sustainability, knowledge of the ongoing risks that humanity is confronting and an ability to relate them to business practices are crucial skills.

This paper concludes with recommendations for further research into gauging the effectiveness of architectural curricula with integrated sustainability knowledge.

However, the university also signifies a sense of identity for the surrounding community: as a university town in Sippy Downs, and as a sustainability knowledge center in Masdar.

In Proceedings of digital earth 2003: Information resources for global sustainability: knowledge, networks, technology, economy, society, natural and human resources, policy and strategy.

42 Thus questions remain about transference and sustainability of knowledge over time and this has been a relatively neglected area of simulation research.

We speculate that in settings where traditional didactic methods of teaching are practiced exposure to participatory methods will be acceptable and may lead to acquisition and sustainability of knowledge.

Finally, this finding may suggest that a single training program may not be sufficient to manage sustainability of knowledge gains in the long term without additional changes in practice or repetition of training.

Secondary outcome measures comprise 1) sustainability of knowledge; 2) achievement of individual treatment goals regarding the use of statins, levels of blood pressure and glucose control, and smoking; 3) achievement of treatment goals prioritised by the individual patients; 4) medication uptake from T1 to T2.

APEIR's research mission is based on the Ecohealth paradigm, which is an ecosystem-based human health research approach that considers socio-economic, cultural, and environmental factors and is based on a set of six core principles (systems thinking, transdisciplinarity, multi-stakeholder participation, equity, sustainability, and knowledge for action) (2).