In China, for instance, research finds that the provision of Global Fund grants for AIDS prevention and treatment in 2004 did not lead to inter-bureaucratic coordination, increased coordination between the MOH and the states, as well as the creation of new community-based institutions [ 72].
Getting this far has been a daunting bureaucratic undertaking, involving coordination with the Rose Bowl, the city of Pasadena and LAXART, a nonprofit arts organization that is helping with fundraising.
This "sectionalism" has created problems of coordination, duplication, and bureaucratic competition, which have been the subject of numerous academic and internal debates on reform and efficiency.
At the same time, government policy was marred by bureaucratic bungling, a lack of coordination between departments and the fact that the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food had two somewhat contradictory missions: to protect consumers and to support the beef industry.
"It took a hell of a long time to realize the magnitude of what happened, and then, given the logistics, to react". Relief officials also complained that Indonesian military and civilian officials have slowed the process with bureaucratic requirements and lack of coordination.
Neither hospital (Kaiser or Stanford) offered to help her with the coordination of the bureaucratic red tape, and decision-makers on both sides insisted on going through her for their communication.
The government's drive to carry out greener standards remains plagued by bureaucratic conflicts of interest and poor coordination.
Bureaucratic impediments inhibit effective planning and coordination of national distance learning programs.
Members of the commission have said that without real power over the budget, the director could lack the authority needed to overcome the bureaucratic and turf battles that have impeded coordination among the intelligence services and domestic law enforcement agencies.
Conflicting Commitments reveals two cities with very different approaches to addressing the exploitation of immigrant workers both involving the strategic coordination of a range of bureaucratic brokers, but in strikingly different ways.
Also, the 'internal' programme strength increased when the coordination was based on a bureaucratic function rather than on one individual.
