The first key shift is open knowledge.

Another key obstacle at the governmental level involves existing regional and local governments with disparate skills, awareness and knowledge.

These dialogue efforts are aimed at providing more open, participatory mechanisms to define key needs for new scientific knowledge and technological innovation.

Sensitivity and recognition of cultural traditions and local knowledge as well as flexibility to negotiate with various stakeholders are key considerations.17

The key factors in this disadvantaged position are an insufficient knowledge of the Dutch language and Dutch society, poor education, and unemployment.

In regard to indigenous traditional knowledge in general and its transmission in particular, the key role of indigenous women was stressed by many participants.

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Woe unto you, lawyers! for ye have taken away the key of knowledge ye entered not in yourselves, and them that were entering in ye hindered.

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Improving knowledge of child protection issues and capacities for improved response is at the centre of the key results to be achieved through this focus area.

For this budget period, the redevelopment of procedures and training material is the key focus the resulting materials will be integrated into the knowledge management system.

For these groups to benefit from one another's knowledge and experiences, mechanisms should be created for better coordination between the experts and key policymakers in their secretariats.

The central role of education in the promotion and transmission of indigenous traditional knowledge and in advocacy related to it, was also addressed by the experts. This is key because of the often total ignorance of indigenous traditional knowledge within non indigenous communities.

The key question is how to move from the narrow focus on risk toward broader and deeper understandings of incomplete knowledge and thus to better scientific policy advice.

Key result area 1 seeks to ensure that government decisions are increasingly influenced by better knowledge and awareness and improved data and analysis on children's rights to protection.

The key to this puzzle is tacit knowledge. To make stuff, you need to know how to make it, and this knowledge is, to a large extent, latent not available in books, but stored in the brains of those who need to use it.

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All three units of the Section perform key financial functions for the Fund in a rapidly changing banking environment that requires quick responses worldwide, attention to detail and in depth technical knowledge.

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Open knowledge, open aid, open governance, and together, they represent three key shifts that are transforming development and that also hold greater hope for the problems I witnessed in Uganda and in Bihar.

The key common denominators will be the recognition and encouragement of innovation, developing methodologies to identify and harness traditional and indigenous resources and knowledge, and the goals of gender equity and community participation.

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In the formulation of national and international systems of protection, the particular importance of women in the protection of traditional knowledge should not be disregarded, as they play a key role in its preservation.

In addition, since 2002 the Bank has published around 50 papers and books on pension issues and served as a key conduit for knowledge of pension reform on a national, regional and global basis.

Diagnosing public service problems, conceptualizing, designing, implementing and monitoring change triggering processes, and implementing key activities those and other revitalization processes require the presence of individuals with the appropriate knowledge, skills, networks and attitudes.

Together, these steps will promote capacities for evidence based action for children, promote knowledge as a key component of the UNICEF contributions to the Millennium Goals and advance the culture of learning within the organization.

They noted that a well functioning civil society has the advantage of specialized knowledge, capabilities, experience, links with key constituencies, influence and resources, which can assist parties in conflict to achieve peaceful solution to disputes.

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Achieving the Millennium Development Goals requires a reorientation of national development policies to focus on key sources of economic growth, including those associated with the use of new scientific and technological knowledge, and related institutional adjustments.