With these steps, Cameron's "golden thread" of development could lead to a new era of transparent and accountable financing for development, one in which all financing of the fight against extreme poverty – from foreign aid and natural resources revenues to national tax revenues and investment from businesses – is scrutinised equally for results for and by the poorest.
Sarah Atkinson - director of policy and communications at the Charity Commission Sarah is accountable for policy development and media and stakeholder management.
I think there is a tendency in writing about Katine to draw a neat, all too easy division, between Amref, accountable for doing development, and the Guardian, responsible for reporting and fundraising.
They are easier to communicate and provide concrete measurements that can be used to hold governments more accountable for meeting development goals.
Instead changes in the adipose tissue seem to be accountable for the development of the ZDF phenotype.
Myofibroblasts are abundant components of the reactive tumour microenvironment and are mostly accountable for the development of fibrosis [ 21], one of the side-effects of cancer therapy [ 31].
Cancer stem/initiating cells have the potential to propagate the tumour and may be accountable for cancer development, progression, metastasis and tumour relapse.
In-vitro evaluation of these compounds clearly depicts the inhibition of both the enzymes responsible for high blood glucose level as well as the inhibition of formation of ROS (Reactive Oxygen Species) accountable for the development of type-II diabetes.
Various metabolic abnormalities with atherogenic potential, like fasting and post-prandial high plasma glucose levels, increased advanced glycated endproducts (AGEs) and post-secretory modified LDL particles, may be accountable for accelerated development and progression of vascular organ damage in T1DM [ 14- 17].
Baart and Abma stress the difficulties that the newer models posed, since 'environment as a risk factor (pregnancy, migration, cannabis, possibly trauma) is again back in the limelight, evoking the 1970s where family relations were held accountable for the development of schizophrenia'.
To hold pregnant women legally accountable for the healthy development of their fetus is wrong in principle.
