In order to establish the importance caregivers attached to following referral advice from CHWs to seek health care from higher-level facilities, contingent valuation methods were used to elicit caregivers WTP for referral [ 16].
According to a company press statement, "construction of [the] facility is contingent upon the approval and receipt of a Department of Energy (DOE) Advanced Technology Vehicles Manufacturing (ATVM) loan".
Another IMF initiative that should be commended is the new facility, called CCL (contingent credit line), created to control contingencies that might arise from external shocks.
"These credit facilities, combined with the debt offering and contingent liquidity facility, demonstrate that A.I.G. has momentum and has made substantial and impressive progress this year".
An £8bn contingent capital facility which required the government to pump more money into the bank if its capital ratio fell is now being repaid a year early.
The Bank of England's decision to allow RBS to terminate the so-called contingent capital facility will save the state-controlled bank £320m next year.
But Marc Groz, a financial risk expert I've gotten to know, has what I think is a more intriguing approach, which he calls a "contingent commitment facility".
Its linchpin is a contingent repurchase facility in which the Argentine central bank has the option to sell certain domestic assets valued at about $7 billion in exchange for greenbacks to a group of international banks subject to a repurchase clause.
One idea is to make its contingent cash facilities look more like insurance, requiring risk-related premiums in advance and setting clear rules on payouts, while having more discretion on the conditions for traditional loans.
In light of the further deterioration of global economic conditions, Microsoft announced additional steps to manage costs, including the reduction of headcount-related expenses, vendors and contingent staff, facilities, capital expenditures and marketing.
