Fragility is defined as the combination of exposure to risk and insufficient coping capacity of the state, system and/or communities to manage, absorb or mitigate those risks.

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but when we had to make a claim from RM once for a damaged tablet pc screen, they paid up, but advised us to put fragile labels on in future. Dynamics of non-Communicable disease prevention, diagnosis and control in Lebanon, a fragile setting. Obviously, putting a sticker on the outside is no substitute for solid, careful packaging, but do you reckon that stickers afford a package any extra protection at all? Given their influence over state—and consequently health—financing, these priorities and interests substantially shape what care is delivered.The OECD has continued to publish on the multidimensional nature of fragility with landmark reports every 2 years. The role of trust in health-seeking for non-Communicable disease services in fragile contexts: A cross-country comparative study. workers may see the fragile sticker and decide to 'accidentally' drop the parcel in question on the floor, or toss it extra hard into the back of a van or whatever.

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The odds of your packet finding it's way into nobhead's hands when he or she is in a particularly nobbish mood are very slim but it could happen. Deep-seated spiritual and cultural beliefs, but also the relative convenience and perceived affordability of obtaining care from local traditional healers or medicine sellers, influence who communities seek care from. Opportunities and challenges for delivering non-Communicable disease management and services in fragile and post-conflict settings: perceptions of policy-makers and health providers in Sierra Leone.A large part of care for common chronic conditions such as diabetes and hypertension, therefore, occurs beyond formal facilities. Increasingly, however, fragility is also being used to describe performance of the health system (or wider ‘systems for health’) 6 7 and the way such systems connect with communities.

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Using the Country Policy and Institutional Assessment, the World Bank evaluates performance across domains of economic management, social inclusion, equity and structural policy. Read from left to right, the framework prompts us to interrogate how diverse risks work to shape two particular domains. IOW, if you put a fragile sticker on the package, is it likely that postal workers will actually take better care of it as it makes its way through the system? In the development sphere, the term ‘fragile’ has generally been used as a pejorative label to represent ‘fragile and conflict-affected states’ with chronic governance challenges. Beginning with the formulation of the OECD’s multidimensional framing of fragility, a broader use of the term is emerging, which is of potential utility in the field of global health.Similarly, global and regional actors, including donors and commercial entities, have their own priorities and interests. This simple guide explains why parents should never shake their baby and suggests ways they can soothe them when they cry. Also not sure if the packet sorting machines can read - meaning that they all go through the same process. The fragile warning stickers have excellent permanent adhesive qualities and the attention-grabbing text highlighting the need for extra care when handling. For the sake of clarity - the mail bags referred to above are the bags used in the sorting and distribution processes not the mail pouches on the posties back/bike/trolly.