Knowledge building Sample Clauses

Knowledge building. During the project, consortium members will build knowledge that can be applied to the development of future services, research grant applications, teaching programmes etc. Key questions that will be answered include:  How can ubiquitous ICT systems, that allow long term monitoring, be used in preventive healthcare systems?  How can multisource data be combined in decision-making processes?  What are the key elements of health and behavioural data that are needed in preventive healthcare systems?  How can healthcare services, self-management tools, data trackers etc be combined in an intelligent healthcare system?  How can motivational techniques, such as motivational interviewing and gamification, be used to support behavioural change?  What are the key elements that encourage users to engage with the system in the mid- to long-term, and reinforce commitment to behaviour change?  How can an individual’s behaviour be facilitated towards healthier lifestyles?

Knowledge building. Knowledge Building" projects develop: • Knowledge about barriers to rural and northern development and information used to address these barriers • Knowledge about gaps that exist in accessing and using tools and information for rural and northern development • New tools and information, or increase the value or functionality of existing tools and information by adapting them to address the gaps and barriers to rural and northern development All projects must transfer knowledge to communities and regions to increase the awareness, availability and accessibility of information, expertise, tools and processes. Objectives or directions must be validated by communities in the region and/or regional stakeholders. A report documenting the consultation process and findings must be attached to the application form. Up to two thirds of total project costs*, to a maximum of $200,000 per project. *These activities and funding levels are only eligible for northern regions. Contact your regional Program Officer at 0-000-000-0000 for clarification. The Department of Education, Culture and Employment administers the NWT Arts Council funding program. The annual budget for financial contributions is $500,000. Applicants may be eligible for funding from the NWT Arts Council if: • They have been a resident of the NWT for at least 2 years immediately prior to the deadline • They are an emerging artist or an established artist • They are a registered NWT organization with a mandate to enhance the arts • Their application is for a specific creative project The deadline for applications is February 28 each year. At the NWT Arts Council’s discretion, priority is given to: • Projects that enhance an applicant’s personal growth and development in an art form • Projects that encourage others to pursue this art form or direction (ie: workshops) • Projects that encourage the development of creative arts, as opposed to the sole financial gain of an artist or organization • Projects that enhance awareness of the NWT arts community • Emerging artists over established artists • Projects that support a number of individuals (ie: workshops) Community Programs Office , GNWT Education, Culture & Employment PO Box 1320 , Yellowknife NT X1A 2L9 Telephone: (000) 000-0000 Fax: (000) 000-0000 Email: xxxxx_xxxxxxxxxx@xxx.xx.xx Website: xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx