Using the case of Zambia's emerald sector, the paper analyzes the initial wave of ASM formalization that took place in the country in the 1980s, and finds that contrary to harnessing benefits for operators, formalization was used as a tool by the state to gain control of the sector and to displace operators to areas with low economic viability.
This would show how much individual and corporate generosity, properly harnessed, can benefit the arts in a country whose heritage owes so much to patrons with deep pockets.
Israeli R&D and technical know-how are usually harnessed to benefit multinationals like Google and Apple, but when it comes to adtech, Israel is banking on local growth.
In his world the vast amounts of data being collected by big business can be harnessed to benefit consumers.
His e-book Forgotten Kalpavriksha highlights how jackfruit can be harnessed to benefit the food security issues of a growing population whose diet revolves around grain.
This experience is one small example of a much larger truth, that many of us in the disability community do understand how the sharing economy works and how it can be harnessed to benefit us.
"Broadly speaking, the evidence suggests that the UK has successfully harnessed the benefits of openness afforded by its EU membership, while avoiding some of the drawbacks of reduced flexibility from which some continental European economies suffer," said Mr Carney in a speech in Oxford.
Harnessing the benefit of subject specialists from the secondary school, reception children then benefited from high quality Spanish, drama, PE, dance and music lessons.
However, harnessing this benefit affects spaces, especially those in single-story buildings, because of excessive natural loads.
Coordinated planning to promote outreach by specific specialties, and integrate services arising from different locations, is important to harnessing the benefit of outreach, specific to community need.
