3: Building a firm foundation before scale up - The YFHS program in Tajikistan exhibited the need for establishment of firm foundation -enabling political and legal environment along with securing the public funding for the operation of YFHS centers - before geographical scale-up of the model.
Yet, read now, with the subsequent establishment of the foundation in mind, the book contains striking digressions about the world's "sociological problems" and "the gap between the have and have-not nations".
The Poetry Foundation is an organisation whose aim is to "discover and celebrate the best poetry and to place it before the largest possible audience" (made possible by the philanthropist Ruth Lilly, surely now the patron saint of poetry websites, who donated $100m towards the establishment of the foundation).
Pancer believes that "the establishment of the foundation by a venture-capital firm will facilitate mutually beneficial collaboration [between] industry and basic science in order to achieve useful applications for human health".
The results of this study represent a substantial step toward anatomical characterization of the aortic wall building blocks and establishment of a foundation for quantifying the role of microstructural components on the functionality of aorta.
Discoveries like hacked baby monitors and remotely hijacked cars have given rise to new efforts and new initiatives, including the establishment of a foundation dedicated to defining standards and security practices for the IoT industry; a government-led solicitation project designed to encourage startups to address IoT security issues; and an educational book for children.
It struck me that I was reading the memoirs of an incredibly savvy and well-bred grifter, the kind that the American WASP establishment of financiers, foundation officials, and spies produces in such rich abundance.
Ms. Suleman has also been credited with commenting that our church is in someway involved with the establishment of a foundation for donation distribution, providing her with financial assistance, and helping her locate a new residence.
Carnegie's giving exceeded $350 million, with much of it used for the establishment of such foundations as the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching (1905) and the Carnegie Corporation of New York (1911).
Why not eliminate this source of temptation by prohibiting the establishment of the foundations that support the libraries until after the president has left office?
