Lloyd would bring an important combination of strategic thinking, regional knowledge and proven judgment to one of the most critical posts in the department.

WHITEHOUSE: Lloyd Austin to Lead U.S. Central Command

The weakness of enterprises of this size in Britain is largely because the four or so dominant banks do not possess regional knowledge or the interest to engage in long-term financing projects of small businesses.

ECONOMIST: Letters

An international research programme that helps to set up regional networks for analysing hydrological data through the exchange of data, knowledge and techniques at the regional level.

UNESCO: International Hydrological Programme (IHP)

It will encourage knowledge exchange, regional networking and catalyse innovation by helping to design and test new approaches to education.

UNESCO: MEDIA SERVICES

Critics raised concerns that if local knowledge was lost because calls were being answered in a regional centre instead of the service's two centres in Devon and Somerset, it could affect response times and risk lives.

BBC: Empty Taunton fire control centre

Promotes knowledge networks for disaster preparedness and mitigation and enhances national and regional coping capacities.

UNESCO: & COMPETENCY AREAS

During the course of the project, UNESCO-LINKS will work to facilitate the insertion of the book, and in this manner Mayangna culture, knowledge and language, into the new curriculum as part of the regional or national education programme.

UNESCO: Social and Human Sciences

Their knowledge and techniques express community identity, reinforce social bonds, and build stronger local, regional and national identities.

UNESCO: Culture

Today, the chitalishte network, coordinated by the Regional Cultural Policy Directorate with the Ministry of Culture, ensures to a large extent the transmission of knowledge and skills in the area of the intangible cultural heritage.

UNESCO: Intangible Cultural Heritage