| Increase collaboration with various civil society actors, especially children, young people and community-based organizations. |
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| The researchers will examine the efficacy and cost-effectiveness of community-based health improvements. |
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| Four countries began to develop community-based treatment and care services for young drug users. |
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| Since many of them may live in remote areas, strategies that emphasize community-based integrated management of illness will be required. |
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| Painful intercourse has been found to reduce frequency of coitus in a large community-based sample of menopausal women. |
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| This is particularly important in developing new, community-based projects and ensuring ownership. |
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| The change to more community-based care in the delivery of health services may have contributed to this trend. |
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| Several NGOs, community-based organisations and parastatals will also operate from the centre. |
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| The system was geared to curing illness instead of emphasizing health promotion, illness prevention and community-based services. |
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| Tax incentives should be created to aid in the development of new, community-based, noncommercial broadcasting outlets. |
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| This in turn can support programs, services and interventions that are culturally appropriate, community-based, respectful and meaningful. |
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| Sites will be required to apply for subsidies from the conditional grant for community-based sites, and grants-in-aid for school-based sites. |
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| Second, I was on my way to visit one of the pioneers in community-based ecotourism. |
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| This would be spent on infrastructure, community-based tourism initiatives, capacity building and fencing. |
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| Every university should have an extension department to promote students' participation in community-based activities. |
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| For someone with ophidiophobia it wasn't the ideal start to my community-based tourism trip. |
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| The immediate postwar era witnessed the proliferation of black community-based organizations, often led by unlettered men and women. |
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| She has organized focus groups on barriers preventing community-based women from becoming self-sustaining. |
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| It has also succeeded in achieving the proclaimed mission of poverty reduction through community-based organisation of poor Kerala women. |
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| There is a new openness by unions today to building alliances with community-based organizations and churches. |
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| Such analyses were considered important to prioritize community needs and help community-based interventions. |
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| The fund is to be used as loans and grants to community-based organisations for reafforestation and other environmentally friendly undertakings. |
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| Potential members of the study were identified at 22 community-based health care centers with geriatric long-stay facilities. |
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| We didn't think that their structure was either community-based or conservational. |
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| Some village women are trained in midwifery and community-based family-planning services. |
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| One approach is to deliver integrated health and social services out of the same community-based locations. |
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| According to Mathews, this marked the demise of community-based education and the creation of a wide gulf between the citizenry and its public schools. |
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| For example, before collectivization there were currents among the peasants which supported cooperatives or agricultural communes and community-based cultivation. |
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| For art fundis, the NSA Art Gallery will exhibit the artworks of former students who are now working professionally, as a well as present students and community-based artists. |
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| I know that I'm probably preaching to the converted, but, even if you're don't listen to it, a community-based radio station is an essential part of Canberra's culture. |
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| Medical education has responded to these changes by increasingly using community-based physicians to provide preceptorships throughout the four-year medical curriculum. |
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| There are those that lack the training, education and community-based experience to make valid test interpretations. |
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| A Government resolution established alternative school-readiness programmes, including community-based and Sunday schools. |
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| Support is being given for more residential community-based systems, while the quality of the workforce is also being addressed. |
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| A holistic, community-based approach is required to address long-term effects of poverty, dislocation, disaffection and social despair. |
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| In other cases, there is an outreach service whereby pharmacists or nurses from the base hospital, run community-based clinics. |
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| A group of citizens concerned about the erosion of Acadian culture in the Cheticamp area formed a non-profit co-op in 1992 to raise funds for a community-based radio station. |
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| As a community-based approach, it must be rooted in the communities it services. |
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| Former street children playing chess at a community-based residential home. |
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| Little opportunity exists for secondary processors, whether industrial, individual, or community-based, to gain access to the Crown wood supply. |
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| To be effective, community-based programmes and approaches must be owned by the community and adapted to local needs and context. |
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| We are now learning the consequences of reforms that have been community-based in name only. |
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| Currently, about 37 per cent of community-based physicians have adopted electronic medical record systems across Canada. |
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| Pioneering community-based walking holidays in the Ethiopian highlands, organised by Tesfa, an NGO based in Addis Ababa. |
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| What we need is those examples and more, to actually be a kind of test bed for community-based management. |
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| I am a community-based pediatrician with a specific interest in children with developmental, behavioral or mental health problems. |
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| This is because women of advanced age often live alone and use professional institutional and community-based care. |
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| He adds that several innovative, community-based initiatives are sweetening the lot of syrup producers in Quebec. |
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| Use of long-term residential care also increased somewhat as did community-based home nursing care, along with the intensity of care provided. |
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| He is the director and officer of several charitable and community-based organizations where he provides counsel pro bono. |
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| American hospitals tended to be community-based. |
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| A second strand is community-based initiatives. |
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| Others were operated by community-based organizations. |
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| This experience offers an example of high-quality community-based care enhancing not only care but prevention, and the mutually-reinforcing nature of high-quality prevention and care services. |
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| Others will support economic infrastructure schemes consisting of the building or upgrading of feeder and urban access roads and community-based agro-processing facilities. |
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| Successful community-based food security systems draw on and strengthen women's vast knowledge to ensure sustainable, biodiverse food production into the future. |
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| Particularly through its extensive use of community-based organisations, it has sought to intervene in the poorer regions of countries which are less well-covered by government health services. |
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| To be successful, the health, early learning and education programs and policies being developed must be community-based and sensitive to local needs. |
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| Partnerships between municipal governments and community-based women's groups illustrate the point made earlier that work on violence prevention can lead to action broadly across municipal fields of action. |
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| Since 2002, Canada has supported the establishment of over 4,000 community-based schools across Afghanistan, enabling access to education for girls, and for students living in more remote areas of the country. |
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| We describe the start up phase of our community-based research program. |
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| Through the commitment and interest of many community-based individuals and agencies, the program has lived on, continuing to recognize and respond to many needs. |
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| Because ventilator data are not routinely abstracted into administrative data sets, community-based, longitudinal studies of changes in ALI therapy are not available. |
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| They are advanced aesthetes, located in community-based cultures. |
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| As Rajdeep Singh noted, excluding Sikhs from the NYPD is counterproductive to the very idea of community-based policing. |
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| In any event, the development of pharmacological drugs and community-based programs causes laws on commitment to a hospital to be regarded as archaic vestiges of a bygone era. |
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| A third guy, who copped a hefty fine and a community-based order on a burglary charge, wandered in wearing an old pair of trackie daks and a tatty old jumper. |
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| This is just one of a range of community-based events around the country such as dance parties, hip-hop classes, break-offs, a youth car show, and sports events. |
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| Most grievous was the damage done when governments took over common property, causing the breakdown of sophisticated community-based regulations and institutions. |
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| Is it a network of overburdened, often dehumanizing state institutions or community-based youth shelters that can become a solid compass point for young people and help them rejoin the ranks of society as active members? |
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| In poor communities, on the other hand, the state supports alternative community-based childcare programmes that rely on volunteer or nonprofessional staff. |
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| Meaningful training on community-based approaches makes sense and enables trainees to touch base with reality when they are trained and practice within the same or similar environments. |
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| The client was one that was difficult to refer to an appropriate community services in a timely manner, but discharge was not delayed by the need to find appropriate community-based services. |
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| And then let's strategize, build alliances, and scale up initiatives so that we can see more clearly how through community-based action we can reclaim our ability to feed ourselves. |
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| These sorghums and millets, all of which have adapted over time to thrive in local soil and water conditions, provide the cornerstone of community-based food security. |
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| Stockton Council, together with a range of community-based organisations, will sign the local Stop Loan Sharks Charter. |
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| It also puts forth recommendations-aimed at policy-makers and funders-to encourage a shift in the evaluation requirements and frameworks currently in place for community-based organizations. |
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| In building community-based tsunami preparedness, road and rail networks and maritime routes will serve as evacuation and emergency supply routes and should consequently be strategically placed. |
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| Responsibilisation also promotes greater citizen involvement in community-based voluntary security initiatives like Neighbourhood Watch schemes. |
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| Racial mixing is not a permanent condition, but a process that has made it possible to acknowledge a sense of multiple belonging and to submerge cultural differences and community-based separatism. |
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| One area that requires more progress is the development of concrete community-based activities that go beyond interfaith dialogue within and between religious communities. |
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| In some countries, policies promoting ageing in place, through community-based strategies, appear to have halted or reversed earlier trends towards the institutionalization of the elderly. |
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| The voguish nature of the concept of civil society leads to the danger of undue faith in the role of community-based organizations in nurturing and protecting democratic values. |
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| The project is a community-based program to study and protect Monarch butterflies in New York City. |
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| My other comment is that I'm always amazed at how volunteer and community-based groups really take the bull by the horns in order to protect not only their commercial livelihood but their recreational livelihood. |
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| These include the national native alcohol and drug abuse program and the national youth solvent abuse program, which provide both residential treatment services and community-based prevention programming. |
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| As well, community-based social services, particularly health and education, are the first to experience the initial impact of immigration, with no forewarning. |
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| Case studies which will involve in-person interviews with various stakeholders of the selected community-based justice programs as well as a review of program documents. |
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| These good results emanate largely from effective low-cost interventions, such as immunization, community-based pneumonia treatment and vitamin A supplementation combined with de-worming. |
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| Provision of seed money to community-based programs recognized by youth justice stakeholders as having the capacity to provide innovative and valued programs and services for youth in conflict with the law. |
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| The most illustrious example of her community-based approach is her ongoing work to build public toilet facilities in local communities, improving hygiene and overcoming longstanding taboos. |
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| In all other provinces and territories, the RCMP can be found doing highway patrol, investigating crimes, maintaining peace and order, and working with youth on community-based programs. |
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| Helmer plans to parlay her postgraduate studies on aboriginal health beliefs regarding cancer screenings into community-based projects aimed at prevention. |
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| A community-based education plan should build upon a national education plan, if one exists, and provide a framework for improving the quality of formal and non-formal education programmes. |
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| The United Nations system has much to learn from indigenous peoples in terms of considering collectivity, participation and community-based approaches to development. |
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| An aboriginal nurse, who as an undergrad, disliked research, tells students how she became involved in one of Paterson's community-based projects and saw how research made a real difference to her community. |
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| Sitting with a view of the verdant tropical forest climbing the hills around Tepotzlan, Mexico, two men reflected on the rapid growth of community-based environmental movements recently in this large republic in transition. |
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| The speaker noted that it was at this point that police officials began to realize that there might be more to community-based policing than they had bargained for! |
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| The role of advocate in the SART is performed by a community-based victim advocate. |
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| Winnipeg Harvest also cooperates with many other agencies and organizations, both regionally and nationally, to seek community-based responses to reduce the need for food banks. |
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| The structure of community-based circles or sentencing circles over-individualizes the conflict between a particular man and woman, and has the effect of obscuring the greater systemic factors at play. |
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| While the record of development efforts to improve conditions in risk-prone regions or in spatial poverty traps is mixed, community-based approaches are showing promise in many regions. |
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| Seventeen community-based recycling programs will be collecting phone books on Saturdays in March. |
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| So there's definitely been a move in the Legislature over the last two sessions to deinstitutionalize kids, to divert them to community-based programs. |
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| The FERM proposal could help community-based groups restore damaged landscapes and showcase activities that build stronger relationships between forests and communities. |
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| New York's community-based Bodega de la Familia works with the state parole division to help families deal with parolees and their supervising officers. |
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| Whenever possible, veterans should be cared for at home or in community-based non-institutional settings, which help to maintain ties with families, friends and communities. |
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| Primary care is the term used for community-based health services that are usually the first, and often the only point of contact that patients make with the health service. |
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| This community-based principle was recently transferred to the Karakoram mountains of Pakistan, the greatest consolidation of high peaks on the planet. |
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