Examples of using Local knowledge in English and their translations into Finnish
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In practice, only a body emanating from the national regulators would have the detailed local knowledge necessary to achieving success on these issues.
Local Knowledge is a theme penetrating through all the research elements
technology and where local knowledge and expertise can best be mobilised.
I should also like to mention the importance of a decentralised approach to research programmes that takes into account farmers' local knowledge and sustainable agriculture systems.
recognise the need to integrate indigenous/local knowledge with scientific knowledge. .
Law should be made close to the people, and local knowledge, whenever it is the most relevant knowledge,
Professional probate genealogists are able to anticipate and avoid these situations by utilising their specialist local knowledge and network of experts to source the relevant information that is needed to trace a beneficiary.
These have faced the problem of defining what is biodiversity, and what is indigenous/local knowledge.
This is particularly important on the ground in key third country markets, where local knowledge is strongest.
Cohesion policy needs to defer to regional and local knowledge regarding the best way of managing funding.
The humanitarian partners funded by the Commission will be implementing these projects with Greek NGOs who have the necessary local knowledge.
Regulation will be more effective if it is based on in-depth local knowledge of an increasingly diverse network landscape,
DE Are you of the opinion that local knowledge and regional regulations should be a basic requirement to ensure that these professions can be carried out accordingly?
So getting aid to those most in need is absolutely vital and that requires local knowledge and the right kind of aid.
harnesses local knowledge, and builds commitment
it is increasingly important that access to essential services does not depend on‘local knowledge.
Furthermore, SMEs may become an attractive target for acquisition by larger companies because of their significant local knowledge, experience and innovation potential.
35 countries in Europe, Africa and North America, Webhelp can offer strong local knowledge combined with expertise in international business
good old local knowledge.
It contains furthermore an obligation for the competent authority to provide adequate training where local knowledge is indispensable for a potential service provider and the right of a service provider to employ the personnel of his choice.