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Three years ago the World Health Organization alerted the international community to a global shortfall of 4.25 million trained health workers, yet progress is slow.

The forum promises to "kick start a decade of action for human resources for health," and with the World Health Organisation anticipating a global shortfall of 4.2 million health workers by 2015, that action is long overdue.

Michel Sidibe, executive director of Unaids, says there is a global shortfall of about $17 billion for controlling the epidemic.

The global shortfall of condoms exists despite an increased provision of condoms by the private sector.

The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that there is a global shortfall of more than 2 million doctors, nurses and midwives to meet the minimum recommended density [ 1].

There is a worldwide shortfall of 8 million teachers.

41 Implementing better measures of what constitutes 'access' to water and sanitation currently, monitoring is based primarily on technology types, without regard to key quality or accessibility factors would paint an even bleaker picture of the global shortfall in coverage.

The details of dosing for a pandemic vaccine are not yet known, but it is clear that even if all the capacity was switched to pandemic flu there would still be a huge global shortfall.

There is a 60% global shortfall in funds for malaria control, according to a report by UK and African experts.

Initially, MF Global attributed a shortfall of more than $1 billion in customer money to an "accounting error," records show.

Both Mr. Giddens and other regulators are trying to account for money missing from MF Global's customer accounts, a shortfall of just under $600 million.