"There needs to be a clear shift from large, centralised projects".
Second, past policies, based on predicting demand and building big, centralised and costly water projects to meet it what Peter Gleick of the Pacific Institute calls the "hard path" for water are no longer sensible.
In his last struggle against Stalin's project for a centralised Soviet Union, Lenin again advocated the unconditional right of small nations to secede (in this case, Georgia was at stake), insisting on the full sovereignty of the national entities that composed the Soviet state – no wonder that, on 27 September 1922, in a letter to the Politburo, Stalin accused Lenin of "national liberalism".
This concerns both lower, individual project level and centralised EC level.
This project proposes a centralised algorithm to design cooperative allocation strategies and guidance laws for air defence applications.
To address concerns regarding nursing student attrition, the Scottish Government implemented a pilot project for a centralised Computerised Absence Management and Monitoring System (CAMMS).
One solution lies in advancements in methodology to make systematic reviews more efficient, such as automating aspects of the review or providing authors with specialised, centralised services in literature searches, project management, and the like.
One project noted: " A centralised service and a point of contact are considered to be an important part of the service... GPs [General Practitioners] have been provided with a point of contact and often telephone to ask about the appropriateness of their referral".
There is also a growing public opposition to industrial projects, especially large centralised power plants, whether coal-based, hydro or nuclear, as they uproot thousands of families from their lands, pollute their environment and disrupt their lives.
