6 In 2005, the International Society of Nephrology (ISN) established a Global Outreach Program (formerly called the Commission on Global Advancement of Nephrology (COMGAN)) aimed at building global capacity for preventing CKD in developing nations.
Is there a need to reduce global capacity? A. Global capacity has shrunk nominally.
"But we cannot competitively manufacture products when there is surplus global capacity at Motorola's lower-cost sites".
That one factory alone at scale would exceed global capacity today.
As elaborated throughout this issue, CORDS members regularly collaborate to build national, regional and global capacity while at the same time responding to infectious disease emergencies as they occur.
"Some of us are saying 'act local, think global' because at times of emergencies mobilisation of global capacity can support local action.
There is also global capacity to consider.
But overall, global capacity far outstrips demand.
Projects to increase global capacity are already underway.
Excessive global capacity likely will keep margins depressed.
