For KVA computations entailing capital projections over decades, an equilibrium view based on Pillar II economic capital (EC) is more attractive than the ever-changing Pillar I regulatory charges supposed to approximate it (see Pykhtin (2012)).
In Chile, after signing a currency swap arrangement worth $3.6 billion, the Premier laid out a new vision for Latin America, based on four pillars: "cementing traditional friendship and mutual trust, upgrading win-win cooperation, expanding people-to-people exchanges and improving overall cooperation mechanisms".
Mr. Venizelos said the recovery program for Greece was based on three "pillars:" completion of the privatization program, the participation of private banks and a new loan from the country's foreign creditors.
Firstly, a requirement gathering approach, the audition check-list approach, is designed to facilitate the process of data gathering for supplier evaluation based on three pillars of sustainability.
We therefore developed a framework, based on these four pillars for improving retention in care.
In that vein, Klein articulates a clear strategy for failing school systems, based on four pillars of change.
7 Known as the Awareness Surveillance Advocacy Prevention project, it calls for a comprehensive strategy based on the pillars of awareness-raising, surveillance, advocacy and prevention to be applied in all African countries.
UNAIDS has given a framework based on three pillars to address HIV and sex work i.e. Pillar 1: Assure universal access to comprehensive HIV prevention, treatment, care and support.
Two years ago, his government announced a plan for fighting the opium trade, based on "eight pillars," including building the justice system, eradicating the poppy crop, and funding alternative development programs that would provide seeds for other crops and credits for fertilizer.
"Our approach is based on two pillars: prevention and rehabilitation" explains Roland, a volunteer for the Centre la Providence.
