Sentence examples for system governance framework from inspiring English sources

The DPSIR model and the Earth system governance framework guided and supported our analysis of several multidimensional issues that underlie the characteristics of this industry.

Therefore, three specific concepts from the earth system governance framework are of relevance to this study – 'agency'architectureure', and 'adaptiveness' (22).

In addition to governments, health system governance frameworks by Brinkerhoff and Bossert (2008) and Cleary et al. (2013), also focus on non-government health system actors such as health workers and service users as important health system actors.

Examples of health system governance frameworks include Siddiqi et al. (2009), Baez-Camargo and Jacobs (2011), Mikkelsen-Lopez et al. (2011) and Fattore and Tediosi (2013).

Unlike previous health system governance frameworks, the multi-level governance framework also differs in its focus on how actions are conducted and decisions are influenced within the health system.

While they can be used to explore the performance of governments in health system governance, these frameworks do not emphasize the role of non-government health system actors in governance.

Another health-system specific governance framework was developed by Siddiqi et al (2009).

Beyond the mere recognition of people as important health system actors, the multi-level governance framework situates the activities of non-government health system actors within defined levels of governance, given that they often perform governance functions, especially at the PHC level in LMICs.

The ethics advisory group, set up to advise ministers on the proper use of DNA samples, recommended in its last annual report: "All databases containing DNA information including the counter-terrorism database held by the police service should be subject to a robust statutory governance framework, appropriate systems and controls, and should be transparent and only be used for statutory purposes".

Although there is evidence that non-government health system actors can individually or collectively develop practical strategies to address primary health care (PHC) challenges in the community, existing frameworks for analysing health system governance largely focus on the role of governments, and do not sufficiently account for the broad range of contribution to PHC governance.

In this section, we discuss the application of the multi-level governance framework to the PHC system in Nigeria, its implication for the design of PHC governance in Nigeria, and potential limitations of applying the framework to PHC governance.