Further funding will augment the existing programmes to help those in the grip of addiction or facing other problems.
(EHSI will be expanded for summer 2006 to 25 students from Nebraska, Illinois, Missouri, and Kansas as well as Iowa if the center is able to identify additional funding to augment the existing program).
The new fund will allow venture funds to augment privately raised capitol with a grant up to a 1-to-1 match, to be used for early stage investments (around the $1-to-$1-to-$1-to-$4 million
Genomics research was fueled initially by government and nonprofit funding sources, later augmented by private research and development (R&D) funding.
And though the Brussels summit ruled that private-sector "involvement" (ie, losses) would not be mandatory were a country forced to tap the ESM, reliance on IMF funds to augment the euro zone's own resources will make investors nervous.
The funds will augment $30 million budgeted this year by Russia's Fund for Assistance to Small Innovative Enterprises (FASIE), which makes loans to start-up companies in a wide range of high-tech businesses.
One avenue for mitigating this in the future may be developing third-party networks, knowledge resources, and technical assistance programs to support investees – these along with national funds can augment services the investor can provide.
In recent years, the financial house — brokers, exchanges, fund managers — has augmented its gains by playing from the inside.
That $100 million is now in a separate brownfields fund (to be augmented, if the president's request for 2003 is honored, by an additional $100 million).
These funds will be augmented by the Rauschenberg foundation and by the Lambent Foundation, a project of the grant-making Tides Center, that explores the intersection of arts, culture and social justice.
