In 2007, Bill and Melinda Gates — whose foundation now sets the agenda in global health — announced that they intended to end malaria, an ambition that both the interagency Roll Back Malaria Partnership and the World Health Organization affirmed.
And disclosures made in the last two weeks indicate that, despite reform efforts at both the FBI and CIA, the interagency sparring is only getting worse.
He said its strength was that it preserved both automatic declassification and the interagency appeals panel from the Clinton administration.
Some in the interagency discussions favor both, while others support the al-Qaeda option but not a military surge, the sources say.
At the suggestion of the UAEG, we have established joint US/UAE task force (composed of interagency elements on both sides) to combat illicit financial flows to and from Afghanistan, specifically bulk cash smuggling.
New York's interagency system worked well both this year and last year during Hurricane Irene.
It is not too late to avert a third mistake through a major interagency effort, pushed by both the administration and Congress, and better international coordination.
In the majority of States, 24-hour mental health care was provided in a mix of psychiatric and prison hospital settings, both on and off prison grounds, through interagency agreements, or through a mix of interagency and contractual arrangements.
We thus propose a science-led tiered exercise program, with example exercise scenarios, which can be used to enhance both the internal science response and the interagency response to a national or international event, and provide direction for the effective writing and conduct of these exercises.
Poor interagency communication has been cited both as a reason for low staff attendance at care planning meetings, and as a barrier to professionals accessing written evidence of service users' preferences during crisis.
