It is time to squarely face the critical problems plaguing the water sector and come up with suitable solutions to balance the major challenges ahead, mainly on how to sustain vulnerable aquifer resources, meet rapidly increasing water demands in all sectors, and make the best use of oil revenues.
"For those who have left one place for another," she says, "fueled by choice or trauma, sustaining the vulnerable threads to homeland is at once beautiful, fraught, disruptive, and ever-evolving".
One of my friends and mentors, Rev. Micah Bucey, speaks often about being a sanctuary: offering our bodies as safe spaces who protect and sustain the vulnerable.
A collaborative relationship between the older patient and the patient's main doctor (usually the family physician) enables participatory decision-making and sustains the vulnerable patient's autonomy and dignity [ 34].
Furthermore the prolonged conflict left many children orphaned and vulnerable while sustaining ethnic tensions, distrust and rancor amongst the population.
In the work place, the health care professionals are vulnerable to sustaining musculoskeletal disorders during the course of their work routine [ 2- 6].
Athletes who fail to report symptoms of a suspected concussion and continue play are at risk of worsened symptomatology and potentially catastrophic neurologic consequences if another impact is sustained during this vulnerable period.
She will provide an overview of steps needed to 'turn the tide': eliminating new HIV infections in children, early HIV diagnosis and treatment, care for adolescents and vulnerable children, and sustaining political commitment.
Housing providers have little choice but to focus more attention on managing the highest risks to the business – arrears, damage, sustaining tenancies – and on those most vulnerable tenants.
