The treatment of cancer, which traditionally adopted a destroy-the-village strategy, is becoming ever more like precision warfare.
Vaccine allocation on a per-dose basis was substantially more effective than a per-village strategy, indicating that operational constraints can reduce control effectiveness.
Inmates are allowed to live with their families and seek daywork outside the village, a strategy that has resulted in a low recidivism rate and virtually no escape attempts.
The village's strategy is not as uncivil as the Farmingville approach, in which Latinos living in that blue-collar hamlet in central Suffolk County on Long Island have been harassed, jeered, beaten and driven out of their homes by firebombs and code-enforcement raids.
The other two villages were "validation villages" (Talahuanca and Patallajta); in these villages the strategy was validated for 2 years.
Transferring water from path B by tankers and storing it in reservoirs located in the village: In this strategy, the water of Chahzool village network is stored in a reservoir (constructed from concrete).
Extensive community health worker programmes are being scaled-up throughout Sub-Saharan Africa (Canadian International Development Agency 2010), including in Uganda where the Ministry of Health has begun rolling out its national village health team strategy (Nsungwa-Sabiiti et al. 2004; Nsabagasani et al. 2007; Uganda Ministry of Health et al. 2010).
The sampling strategy combining village censuses and samples was adopted to prevent any single large village from overwhelming the results of an entire region.
In following this strategy, the village groups were acting in their own best interests and suffered far fewer casualties during this period than the nomads.
According to Uganda's village health team (VHT) strategy, two CHWs (locally referred to as VHT members) in each village should be trained on iCCM in addition to regular health education and promotion activities.
