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). Political will exists in NYC, particularly toward the end of the de Blasio administration’s term, and the NYC Health Department worked to garner additional support from local and state elected officials given ... opening OPC services, the broader political climate at the time the report was released was not conducive to implementing OPCs—a reality that was further complicated in 2020 by the global pandemic, which
, political, and policy landscapes means that entry points to promote urban family planning have to be tailored to the context. Such entry points can include infant and child health, female education and ... stakeholders who must make cross-sectoral action a reality. Keyword Reproductive health · Cross-sectoral · Family planning · sub-Saharan Africa Making Urban Health a Political Priority: the Illustration of
), socio-cultural (e.g. cross-cultural activities), economic (e.g. affordable housing) and political (e.g. governmental support to migrant communities) domains. Mapping the barriers and facilitators to the ... environments. However, successful implementation of this agenda requires a comprehensive understanding of the uniqueness and complexity of urban environments and their competing social, economic and political
government (2010–2015) made reducing the budget deficit the key political priority with deep cuts to public spending and access to social benefits made increasingly conditional, part of a broader strategy to ... prescriptions. Neighborhoods are not bounded spatial entities but interrelated elements in the hierarchical positioning of cities within global networks of unequal economic, political and cultural power—and of
[ 30 ]. Political and social factors created household water and sanitation characteristics that are far worse in Nairobi’s informal settlements compared to the city at an aggregated level [ 31
--that have been used at different geo-political levels, sometimes in an uncoordinated fashion of ‘winner takes all’.
versus youthful), political ideologies, legal frameworks (i.e., welfare versus market-based provision of housing), and presence (or absence) of adequate, quality, timely, reliable, robust data systems for ... people grow, live, work, and age contribute to their health and well-being. These conditions can either be political, social, or economic and are collectively known as the social determinants of health
, environmental, social and political factors being equally important, following the concepts of sustainable development. In general, only aspects related to investment, construction, equipment acquisition and ... of knowledge expressed by environmental, political, social and technical-economic dimensions and uses technical analysis and mathematical tools that configure its systemic character (Rigolin, 2013
petroleum derived products, in a Case Study. The method deals with technical, economic, environmental, social and political factors being equally important, following the concepts of sustainable development ... of knowledge expressed by environmental, political, social and technical-economic dimensions and uses technical analysis and mathematical tools that configure its systemic character (Rigolin, 2013
AbstractThe literature regarding Lean Production philosophy is vast depicting historical aspects, implementation challenges, benefits of its adoption and other topics applied to various industries ... system a management model was developed and became an effective and competitiveness reference. The Lean Production System has a philosophy that aims to identify and minimize or phasing out sources of
financial, technological, organizational, political, legal, and constitutional. The implementation of network policy studies in Clusters (LPAs) can explain their economic and social development through the ... , 1995. p.136-158. Political Studies. n. XLIII. [ Links ] FAVA, F. E. Estudo do Arranjo Produtivo Local do álcool de Piracicaba através da análise de redes. In: CONGRESSO DE INICIAÇÃO CIENTÍFICA
approach, which encompassed the adoption of ‘elite interviewing’, a method developed in the USA in the 1950s and used in the political sciences but relatively unutilized in the health and environmental ... has proven valuable in research, notably in political science, and we have found it to be appropriate and effective in the multidisciplinary context. As for the specific title ‘elite interviewing’, we
conditions and location, (iii) voicelessness and powerlessness in political systems and governance processes, and (iv) lack of tenure security [ 5 ]. Here, we opted to refer to settlements facing any of the
between countries [15]. Places are often labeled as urban or rural by government authorities. Once categorized, they are rarely recategorized, and the categorization used may be subject to political ... , economic, and political exclusion [ 14, 26 ]. Slum residents often face a choice between paying more for closer, lower-quality FP services or traveling outside their neighborhood to access low-cost, better
financial, technological, organizational, political, legal, and constitutional. The implementation of network policy studies in Clusters (LPAs) can explain their economic and social development through the ... , 1995. p.136-158. Political Studies. n. XLIII. [ Links ] FAVA, F. E. Estudo do Arranjo Produtivo Local do álcool de Piracicaba através da análise de redes. In: CONGRESSO DE INICIAÇÃO CIENTÍFICA
Fierce competition, highlighted by global competition has increasingly required organizations to adopt frequent and quick innovations to meet the current technological, economic, and political
SMR, based on offensive, confrontational, reinforcement and defense strategies selection. The strategies proposed on this paper should be used as an input for public political issues in the SMR, and ... for public political issues in the SMR, and they could also be expanded to other regions in Brazil as short and long-term strategies. Keywords: Cyber-Physical systems; Internet of things; Smart
displacement. Introduction Neighborhood development has been described as a means to elicit social, economic, political, and environmental change in communities in response to dismal conditions and areas in ... economic inequities and social and political complexities. For example, a recent systematic review of gentrification and health outcomes research in the US-defined gentrification as “an interactive process
‘Politicians benefit from announcing a policy; they don’t always benefit from its delivery…elections…drive a lot of extremely short-term decision-making...’ Shifts in political administration were acknowledged ... being willing to pay for it); mortgage lenders understanding the difference in quality of developments; the electorate in supporting the political administration; professional expertise in delivery
) and the WHO HiAP philosophy, municipal diagnosis seems a suitable way of taking local decisions adapted to recognized boundaries. Taking municipalities as a level for decision-making in pandemic
