As you probably know, 2014 was the hottest year in 130 years of systematic record keeping.
We thought of this as a model that countries could use and adapt, customize in their own context, to set up more systematic record keeping and a one-stop source for analysis purposes.
There is need for all schools to develop systematic record keeping particularly with regard to financial accounting, inventories of equipment and instructional materials, records of pupils' academic progress and management records (e.g. minutes of meetings of staff, CECs and parents).
However, data from conflict-affected regions were not captured and therefore not available due to non-systematic record keeping within disrupted health information systems.
Unfortunately, meteorologists have been keeping systematic tabs on the relevant data for only about 60 years.
This indicates that he joined soon after the scriveners began keeping systematic records in the year 1392.
Under European influence, some Asian countries have adopted the practice of keeping systematic records for all citizens.
A large part of their work comprised making systematic observations, in keeping with the contemporary idea that the prime function of the service was to build a comprehensive record of the weather by taking simultaneous observations over a wide geographic area (Moore 2015, p. 132, Williamson 2015, pp. 480 481; Golinski 2007, p. 210).
For example, which countries should top the list for the expansion of childhood vaccine programs from low to middle income countries can be profoundly affected by how vigilant we are in keeping systematic disadvantage squarely in mind (Shebaya, Sutherland, Levine & Faden 2010).
However the provision of systematic reviews makes keeping up with research manageable, and more reviews are needed.
