Among other things, AR5 states that adaptation to climate change generates greater benefits when delivered in conjunction with other development activities, such as disaster risk reduction and community-based approaches to development.
A test unit fitted to a Blenheim IF proved promising in March and a second was delivered in early April but development was ended for unknown reasons.
In addition, we will systematically vary the conditions under which the MQI-based professional development is delivered in order to gain knowledge about the best design for a scaled-up implementation.
The HASE Project is a 3-year community sport development project delivered in the London Borough of Hounslow (LBH) that aims to engage previously inactive people in sustained sporting activity for 1×30 min a week.
Emotional developments are delivered in blunt strokes, and often allowed no more than a sentence.
Coe, who becomes only the sixth president of the IAAF in its 103-year history, has also promised to deliver $200,000 in development funds to every member association across each four-year cycle.
Coe, who becomes just the sixth president of the IAAF in its 103-year history, has also promised to deliver $200,000 in development funds to every member association across each four-year cycle.
"We have lots of new content coming in 2016 and exciting new ways of delivering it in development," said Kavanagh.
First, the potential of aid effectiveness to deliver improvements in development outcomes is not always immediately apparent.
In fact, though, Bush's aid hasn't been as extravagant as his talk, but it's still impressive: $19 billion in "official development assistance" actually delivered in 2004, up from the Clinton low of less than $7 billion in 1997 (those are OECD numbers, and the U.S. figure is a bit higher in '97 because it included military aid that the OECD doesn't count).
