Then, in order to test the robustness and investigative potential of the framework of justice developed, the article uses its fairness and equity criteria to evaluate the procedural and distributive justness of some climate adaptation finance architectures.
From the chamber, a large window looks across the river to the macho-finance architecture of the Square Mile and, a little to the east, the Tower of London, which has stood for martial authority and the city's protection since the time of the Norman invasion.
The financing architecture is largely to blame.
The Fund must not fragment current financing architecture, but strengthen and support existing structures.
Another task for COP22 is to rethink the international climate financing architecture, which suffers from fragmentation and chronic under-financing.
Indeed a lot more countries and institutions need to mobilise financial resources, and the international climate financing architecture needs reform and adaptation to enable a flow of a fairer slice of climate finance.
Tattooed bartenders who long for record contracts go, as do painters, small children, participants in reality television series, young mothers from the Upper East Side and select suburban enclaves, and their husbands in the worlds of media, finance and architecture.
Each speaker focused on a different sector in which they participated in, ranging from jewelry to finance and architecture to technology.
Clients that reach out to the organization tap into Gaynor's detailed knowledge of law, finance, and architecture enhance her ability to conceive detailed hypotheticals which pose potential risks to an organization or industry, and the means to overcome them.
Designers and policy makers need to see the single-family house as a design dilemma whose elements — architecture, finance and residents' desires — are inextricably linked.
