Reconstruction – of roads, buildings, and water and sanitation systems – will employ tens of thousands, perhaps hundreds of thousands, of Haitian construction workers, and boost the regeneration of towns.
"Employment opportunities in service, technology, engineering and myriad other industries will grow to serve existing historic Thames Estuary communities, and boost the regeneration of inner East London".
In the face of opposition from local Conservatives convinced that austerity had to apply even at the most local level, the council has also borrowed around £750,000 to invest in buildings and land, and to boost its regeneration work.
Almost three years ago it was discovered the Essendon Football Club was supplying players with drugs to boost muscle regeneration and recovery.
Diabetes researchers have been searching for drug combinations that protect the insulin-producing cells and boost their regeneration.
Such stem cell therapies mainly include delivery of exogenous muscle stem cells to boost the regeneration of DMD muscles and functional enhancement of endogenous muscle stem cells (Shi and Garry, 2006; Bentzinger et al., 2010; Quattrocelli et al., 2010).
A proof-of-principle study, published in Nature, showed that human embryonic stem cells boosted heart regeneration when transplanted into injured macaque hearts.
Studies of the cochlea revealed that the extra neurotrophin-3 had boosted the regeneration of synapses damaged by the noise.
Their champions say infrastructure projects of this scale can deliver widespread regeneration, boost the economy and offer mass employment opportunities.
