A telling popular account for the change in government commitment to coca eradication efforts is captured by Steve Boggan8 from the Guardian newspaper, who ponders on the significance of coca for large segments of the Bolivian population.
Similarly, in the case of the Senegal, high marks were received in government commitment to iCCM and financing from donor agencies, but weaknesses in quality and service delivery were observed, particularly in CHWs' knowledge regarding the correct management of diarrheal disease.
Most of these criticisms of the Global Fund can also be attributed to the limitations in governments' commitment to closely monitoring PRs and CCMs, government commitment to transparency, eradicating corruption, and ensuring that PRs and CCMs can work freely with Global Fund staff.
Citizens do have an immense role to play in translating government commitments beyond New York and beyond the capital cities to ensure that they are delivered.
where/why quantitative data has been effective in driving government commitment Driving a radical change in the way health/education/family service professions and their agencies understand each other and to work together Trials of i. changes to initial training and professional development for professions, including multi-disciplinary elements ii.
Finally, the electric car movement was given a lift by improvements in technology and by government commitments to develop the infrastructure needed to support electric vehicles.
The Lib Dem leadership, which saw the motion carried with only a minor dissenting vote, is privately relieved that activists have been persuaded to shift from repeated calls for more cash for public services to structural changes, in the wake of government commitments to increase spending.
These benefactors usually acknowledge, as Arnold did, that "private dollars cannot in the long term replace government commitments".
But even in an era in which markets have rightly assumed a much greater role in allocating resources, government commitment is needed to set ambitious goals in crucial areas.
In the absence of wider educational reform in nursing and government commitment to the profession, faculty development programmes alone will have limited impact.
