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Three Drivers of Effective Implementation : The Story of the South African River Health Program
ADAPTATION CATCHMENT CATCHMENT MANAGEMENT CONSERVATION DISSEMINATING INFORMATION DROUGHT EQUIPMENT FARMERS FINANCIAL RESOURCES FISH FORESTRY HEALTH INFORMATION HEALTH MESSAGES LEGISLATION MANAGERS MEDIA MONITORING STATIONS POSTER POSTERS PROGRAMS RIPARIAN RIVER RIVER BASINS RIVERS SCIENTISTS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT WATER AFFAIRS WATER RESOURCE WATERSHED
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World Bank, Washington, DC
Africa | South Africa
2012-08-13T09:14:19Z | 2012-08-13T09:14:19Z | 2005-03
No matter how sound the underlying principles or technical design, the intended merit of any policy or program can only be realized once and if it is effectively implemented. Implementation can be described as putting into practice, executing, achieving, or accomplishing. Because of the universal difficulty and even elusiveness experienced with putting new ideas into practice, the implementation challenge continues to fascinate scholars and frustrate practitioners.
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