This dependence may not be ideal, and it can lead to a range of contradictions and complications, but – in the face of entrenched elites who have historically managed their countries' resources for the benefit of the few rather than the many – it is nevertheless the reality.
Nor are the structural flaws in the eurozone anywhere near fixed: a course of steroids has been administered to banks by the European Central Bank; there is a little more pooling of countries' resources for bailouts; but the economic and political union widely seen as necessary to put monetary union on unbreakable foundations remains elusive.
As a developing country, resources for infection prevention and control in outpatient settings were not enough in China.
With limited in-country resources for training (such as faculty and clinical sites), new medical schools, particularly private schools, would previously have been seen as competition to older, more established schools.
In most countries, resources have been woefully inadequate for health promotion, tobacco control, and the reduction of alcohol consumption.
Lending at lower concessionality could help better-off countries raise resources for their increased investing needs, with concessional grant resources saved for least developed countries and social sectors, he added.
As a Pentagon report of 2003 put it, "Nations with the resources to do so may build virtual fortresses around their countries, preserving resources for themselves".
The prevalence of injecting drug use is growing: there are an estimated 13 million injectors in the world, 80% living in developing countries where resources for public health measures are scarce.
However, it is the case for many Southeast Asian countries that resources for DARE such as staff and equipment, are limited or unavailable.
However, in many developing countries, human resources for health data are limited, inconsistent, out-dated, or unavailable.
3, 48, 67 Like other African countries, Gabonese resources for public health and health monitoring are unequally allocated; 60% are spent at a central level.
