The road less travelled Basle brush Calming the waters Germany's alien mutuals Tensions under the table Promises, promises ReprintsDG's Mr Thiemann has been instrumental in centralising the mutual banks' asset-management, payments and securities businesses, which should boost efficiency and reduce problems at outlying banks.
However the main draw back of these was the difficulty in centralising the information.
However, regulations don't allow NGOs to serve food in rural areas, and there are inherent challenges in operating centralised kitchens in remote areas, says Binali Suhandani, country director for resource mobilisation at Akshaya Patra.
Until 1987, specialist psychiatric services in Ethiopia were centralised in the capital city of Addis Ababa and provided only at the university hospital and the specialised psychiatric hospital (Amanuel Psychiatric Hospital).
The Flying Platoon (Fliegerzug) stationed in Potsdam centralised all the destined flyers from all the Napolas.
Labour's creation of a welfare state in the 1940s centralised power in the name of equality.
The way in which power is centralised in Britain "beggars belief", and voters at home are burdened with a political system that is "creaky and clapped out".
Defying the long trend in which power was centralised in Westminster, it sought to push it out to cities, towns, schools and doctors.
HIV and AIDS treatment in Nigeria is largely centralised in tertiary health facilities.
In Denmark, treatment is centralised in five centres (Dansk Gynækologisk Cancer Gruppe, 2011).
The disadvantage of the system was a certain lack of transparency for partners in different countries, as decision-making was essentially centralised in the UNICEF Office in Suva.
