But while there was "the will", Greece, he claimed, lacked the capacity to implement such change.
Many projects lack the capacity to implement or supervise FEA during implementation.
Despite its leadership in state decentralization, as MSPP officials in our sample readily admitted, the MSPP lacks the capacity to implement its decentralization policy and coordinate and monitor the myriad of health actors, including the public sector.
Meanwhile, the formal governance structures that have authority to act often lack the capacity to implement comprehensive approaches that enhance resilience over time, or the strategic partnerships to collaborate on the necessary scale.
Countries that lack biosafety protocols or the capacity to implement them in a transparent, predictable and trusted way may not have access to the new technologies.
But the capacity to implement them is declining.
But the capacity to implement them has been sharply reduced.
While Grand Area doctrine still prevails, the capacity to implement it has declined.
Recognition that such systems might produce important health information was often lacking, indeed about half of the HMIS software implemented by hospitals lacked the capacity to produce health related reports in a format that is prescribed by the government, and there were no instances where local HMIS systems were linked to DHIS2, the national health information reporting architecture.
Many Sub-Saharan African countries lack the capacity to directly implement large public projects, and instead frequently employ private contractors to perform public sector responsibilities: at 14.5% of GDP, low-income countries have the highest share of public procurement in their economies (World Bank 2017).
But in England, key decisions on reconfiguration are being left to 130 cash-starved local councils and 211 clinical commissioning groups which were not designed to implement radical changes and lack the capacity to do so.
