Young people have an important role to play as "agents of communication" (Wisner 2006; Ronan et al. 2008) and must continue to share their DRR activities, interact with their wider communities, and be innovative with communication technology.
Interviews explored in more detail what benefits were given to whom and why, how benefits are communicated to participants and wider communities, and their experiences, views and recommendations with regards to benefits and payments.
Embedding schools within wider communities, as the school sport partnerships aim to do, is admirable.
It's true: American nuns are out there — integrated into (and integral to) their wider communities.
We need one care system that enables genuine partnership with patients, families and wider communities.
We are important: to the book trade, to authors, readers and to the wider communities we exist in.
In so doing, their reckless actions will also put the lives of our wider communities at risk".
There are many unanswered questions that are still the source of bitter resentment by the miners affected and the wider communities in large ex-mining areas.
Yet even in the play the wider communities of the student body, the congregation and the Irish-Italian working-class neighborhood are always implied.
We're nurturing the interest and giving people the tools to produce the culture – not just at events, but in their wider communities.
The spokesman added: "There is no evidence to suggest that students or any wider communities are at immediate risk in connection with the alleged offences under investigation".
