Increasing Participation Sample Clauses
Increasing Participation. The success in involving all members of the community will only come when based on clear and explicit shared values for their participation. The active involvement of all members of the community works best when it is properly resourced, valued, and the community have equal opportunity to get involved. Policies and standards for the participation of the whole community are currently irregular and underdeveloped. Too often this relies on people either attending meetings or filling in questionnaires. We need to ensure that there are agreed quality standards and codes of conduct for working with the community to ensure their participation is safe, sound, effective and evaluated as well as exploring creative ways of working.
Increasing Participation. Increasing the relative total service level volume for Organic Materials and Recyclable Materials Collection as compared to the total service level volume for Solid Waste Collection from Residential Customers and from Commercial Customers.
Increasing Participation. The University has embarked on a strategy to target high schools in nominated regions (e.g., Central Coast) with an aim of developing a long term relationship that can increase recruitment and promote high school education to University and then career pathways. The University also continues to encourage wide participation by providing a range of access pathways and equity based scholarships, particularly through its LEAP Program and membership of the BRIDGES to Higher Education Consortium, and through its delivery of courses and programs via Open Universities Australia. It focuses on Indigenous engagement through Patyegarang, an advancement strategy for Aboriginal and ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Islanders for 2012-17 which promotes community engagement and educational aspirations through the provision of access arrangements such as our cadetships as well as by implementing systems for supporting student retention and increasing completion rates. The strategy states that ‘We are committed to ensuring that our institutional culture, the cultural competence of our staff and the nature of our curriculum recognises and supports the participation of Indigenous Australians. In addition, an audit of study units is underway to identify points at which an Indigenous perspective can be added to the student experience and an Indigenous Research Strategy will be in place across the University by the beginning of 2014.
Increasing Participation of Newer ASEAN Member States
(a) strengthened domestic services capacity and its efficiency and competitiveness, inter alia, through access to technology on a commercial basis;
(b) improved access to distribution channels and information networks;
(c) commitments in sectors of export interest to newer ASEAN Member States; and
(d) recognising that commitments by each newer ASEAN Member State may be made in accordance with its individual stage of development.