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It will therefore be useful for Ghana's Ministry of Health and the Ghana Mental Health Authority to expand on the existing deprived area incentive scheme to include CMHWs.

Ghana's Ministry of Health and the Ghana Mental Health Authority also need to comprehensively address the factors that have the potential to decrease attrition rates within these health cadres by expanding on the ministry's existing deprived area incentive scheme to provide enhanced security and logistics as well as enhanced salaries and clear career paths for CMHWs.

Ghana's Ministry of Health has an existing deprived area incentive scheme to attract, retain and sustain staff in rural areas including discriminatory fellowship allocations in favour of those working in deprived areas and a reduced period for promotion by 1 year [ 36].

Many of those interested in the scheme were teachers at existing schools in deprived areas who wanted to transform educational standards, he said.

Iran may also be reluctant, when its economy has been damaged by existing sanctions, to deprive itself of revenues from its larger European customers.

"Some of the Parliament's amendments could deprive existing patent holders of their ability to enforce their property rights," he said, adding that such a law might well violate international intellectual property agreements.

The existing grounds for depriving parents of custody in Russia include chronic alcoholism, abuse and abandonment.

This deprived the existing nobility of their titles and privileges, arousing much antagonism in the court.

In a fragmented polity of a state like Gujarat, where social divisions of religion exist as an obvious limitation, overcoming and providing communal economic empowerment across geographical and class barrier in Chilea community (a Muslim sect), by sharing profit with the community, is deprived by existing political economy of the state.

The premature closure of existing coal plants would deprive the UK of a vital and affordable source of energy during the transition to a low carbon economy.

Gelfand says it is possible to find the necessary additional funding from within existing science budgets without depriving areas such as health care.