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  2. Global strategies
  3. Targeting

Targeting

Description

Targets are specified levels or ranges of measurable parameters. As policy tools, targets reflect human values. They may have a scientific base, or not, and may be associated with one or many indicators.

Broader

Using indicators
Presentable

Narrower

Setting targets for reduction of emissions of greenhouse gases
Presentable
Meeting zero emissions target
Presentable
Increasing public expenditure in favour of the poor
Presentable
Improving data and information to combat poverty
Presentable
Implementing targets for water-related disease control
Presentable
Measuring ecological sensitivity
Unpresentable
Targeting mailings
Yet to rate
Targeting foreigners
Yet to rate
Selecting target pests
Yet to rate
Reducing malingering
Yet to rate
Publishing targets for water-related disease control
Yet to rate
Marketing to the young
Yet to rate
Improving collection of information on poverty target groups and areas
Yet to rate
Identifying target populations most needing improved health and disease protection
Yet to rate
Determining projection targets
Yet to rate
Cooperating on environmental aspects of construction
Yet to rate
Banning child-focused tobacco advertising
Yet to rate

Facilitates

Reporting achievement of targets for water-related disease control
Presentable
Reducing greenhouse gas emissions
Presentable

Metadata

Database
Global strategies
Type
(A) Abstract fundamental strategies
Content quality
Yet to rate
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Language
English
1A4N
A2424
DOCID
11124240
D7NID
210695
Last update
Dec 3, 2024