Примеры использования Behavioural changes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Demonstration of benefits from energy efficiency in the public sector is expected to trigger activities and behavioural changes in other sectors as well.
as well as behavioural changes.
encourage genuine behavioural changes without fear of recrimination.
such as behavioural changes in traffic or economic instruments.
So far, Armenia's environmental charges have not provided an incentive impact and not led to behavioural changes which would have eroded the charge base.
New initiatives for improving road safety must now focus on behavioural changes among young Qatari men.
An important feature of economic instruments lies in their incentive effects on behavioural changes, in both manufacturers and consumers.
including education and information campaigns to raise awareness and emphasize behavioural changes.
Voluntary tracking of progress on the implementation of principles can facilitate behavioural changes and policy, and operational
In Uganda and Thailand, the Programme secretariat is coordinating research on behavioural changes so as better to comprehend the declining prevalence of HIV in those countries.
Behavioural changes, such as human diets with less meat,
to be closely monitored, promoting behavioural changes and access to adequate services in order to reduce repeated violence.
Violent incidents have increased due to behavioural changes attributed to the influence of violence in foreign films
Intended outcomes of gender interventions often include behavioural changes that are difficult to observe.
To complement those efforts, much more needs to be done to track accountability mechanisms for police management, behavioural changes in the force and public trust.
In addition to describing the status of clients at their departure from the programme, it would be informative to report on some basic behavioural changes.
The 2013-2014 Development Cooperation Forum global accountability survey shows a moderate increase in behavioural changes stimulated by national mutual accountability mechanisms.
a tendency to underestimate the behavioural changes needed.
contraception has not resulted in marked behavioural changes.
policies that stimulate behavioural changes;