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Funded to boost its industry's fortunes, APSCU may instead have contributed to dragging the industry down.
A £135m Lottery-funded drive to boost mass participation in sport on the back of staging the London 2012 Games was announced yesterday.
"When we give them food they start vomiting and they have diarrhoea because they stayed so long there in the bush," says Mrs Galadima, who is now a village health worker in a government-funded programme to boost care in the most vulnerable parts of the country.
The scheme, which also proposes a £2bn "innovation fund" part-funded by the pharmaceutical industry to boost research into new drugs, has received the backing of pharmaceutical giants Roche and GlaxoSmithKline.
There is even an EU-funded project, Cycle Logistics, seeking to boost the trade.
EU-funded projects have been initiated to boost international cooperation in curriculum development.
During his visit to Laos, Kerry — only the second U.S. secretary of State to visit the country since 1955 — promised to boost U.S.-funded programs to ameliorate malnutrition and remove unexploded ordnance left from the Vietnam war.
The South Atlantic Environmental Research Institute, a new Falkland Islands Government and British-funded scientific body set up a year ago to boost the islands' "knowledge economy", is due to begin survey work to track the spread of invasive plants.
It was financed in part by the Panama Film Commission, ostensibly a government-funded programme that, one would assume, wants to boost tourism.
He criticises publicly funded TV stations in Germany, which have plunged downmarket to boost their ratings.
The pair agreed on many policy issues, including the need to boost the national minimum wage, improve state-funded childcare and fight government spending cuts.
