Furthermore, while research institutions have benefited from financing, firms find it very difficult to access funds.
Children should benefit from "green" finance Taking the needs of children into account in investments on climate change adaptation and in sustainable energy will benefit society: reduced child mortality, better early child development, improved maternal health, and better education for children.
This comes as somewhat of a surprise from the moderate and previously bank-friendly senator who has benefited from finance industry contributions in her post as chair of the Senate Agriculture Committee.
Mr. Diaz pointed out that Playground 52 has been among the top four parks to benefit from his financing — not an easy task considering his borough has the most parkland in the city.
How Victory responds to those challenges could be crucial to New York State's fledgling charter school movement, which aims to offer alternatives to public schools by setting up schools that benefit from state financing but are freed from many union rules and have some leeway to set their own curriculums.
To help communities that would benefit from the financing you could provide, or the community development institutions you could support.
Near the end of the speech, Obama movingly exhorted his audience to demonstrate that they have taken to heart their obligation to help "families who need their mortgages modified," "small business owners who desperately need loans," and "communities that would benefit from the financing [they] could provide".
First-time homebuyers, borrowers with spotty credit, and those who can't afford big down payments all benefit from FHA financing because lenders would otherwise charge them much higher rates on their mortgages, or decide not to lend them any money at all.
Unlike a private operator that contracts loans at higher rates or invests its own funds with an expected return on investment of 10%to15%5%, public operators benefit from lower financing costs since they can borrow at preferential rates.
The finding that the schemes are equitable is important in the context of extensive evidence that middle-income groups are often the most likely to benefit from health financing schemes, while the poor are unable to join without significant external subsidies (Bennett et al. 1998; Jütting 2001; Preker et al. 2002).
