We draw the uncritical approach to weak ecological modernization which southern European countries are supposed to suffer from, usually attributed to the reactive character of environmental policy formulation and fragmented administrative structures[135].
Considering the highly fragmented administrative system in BiH, this Action Plan, as the previous one, advocates a multidisciplinary approach and engagement of all the capacities within the society to develop well thought-out actions to improve living conditions in the interest of child development, which is a prerequisite to improve the status of children in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Finally, in general terms, he took up Sclar's ideas, pointing out the need for an integrated policy on land transport and land use, criticizing the fragmented political-administrative structure of the city and the lack of political will to transform Santiago into a place that promotes equality.
Multilaterals benefit from having greater independence from immediate political considerations; their aid is untied and much less fragmented, and their larger projects reduce the administrative burden on recipients.
The city center is fragmented across six administrative regions (the sectors) and while its vulnerabilities are shared the administrative responses are unique.
We live in an age of fragmentation: fragmented communities, fragmented lives, fragmented attention.
Our goal of maximising representativeness is achieved by recruiting at multiple sites with few patients in each, so such fragmented and diverse local administrative systems present a challenge.
Problems were reported in Ukraine, where multiple national and subnational HIV/AIDS structures exist within a complex, fragmented system of public administrative bodies inherited from the Soviet health system.
Furthermore, government information is fragmented and dispersed due to (a) legislative and administrative diversity, (b) a complicated administrative hierarchy, and (c) discrepancies in policy implementation regarding the accession and exploitation of information at central, regional, and local levels.
However, the fragmented governance regime, including county/city, township to administrative village and natural village, led to land fragmentation, which had adverse impacts on sustainable development.
With the economic development and administrative reform after 1978, China's government institutions have become "fragmented" and rationalized, which provide room for bureaucrats to pursue their own interests (Lieberthal and Oksenberg 1988).
