Sentence examples for formal supply from inspiring English sources
The scarcity of water has made it harder for the government to keep even the country's formal supply clean.
While a third of companies have established some form of engagement with suppliers on sustainability performance, just 14% have formal supply chain engagement programs in place.
Even where formal supply networks have been established as part of favela urbanisation programmes, many of the city's poorest residents live at the end of the distribution network, where water, when there are shortages, simply fails to reach.
On the one hand there is support for improving the formal supply chain through such activities as engaging in knowledge transfer and supplying micro credit.
In this context, cooperative international action, conducted through agencies from a range of countries, is targeted at improving the efficiency of the formal supply chain and also the creation of local supply chains that sell processed products directly to poor consumers.
On the one hand, if the sector is not perfectly competitive, then efforts aimed at strengthening the different stages of the formal supply chain (such as improving the efficiency of farmers) might fail in the longer run due to a lack of incentives (e.g., Alston et al. 1997).
Table 14 Supply chain risk management SC risks (Tang 2006) Conceptual studies Empirical studies Formal models Supply riska 5 11 9 Demand riska 2 13 7 Product riska 1 8 7 Information riska 1 2 2 Focused (at least one) 6 22 16 All factors – – 1 None 4 17 22 a Multiple classification possible.
This paper contributes to and is related to the literature about incentives in formal labor supply.
"One cannot plan to include SDWs in the formal water supply systems of Dodoma as it is difficult to rely on them" (personal communication with Mr. Mihale, WRB).
The latter development could be accounted by the fact that the city centre is relatively well connected to the formal water supply than the suburbs (URT 2003).
It is therefore clear that the integration of formal housing supply and mass public transit policies are the key elements to shape more sustainable cities in the future and accommodate the still growing urban population.
