This finding suggests that lower number of disasters tend to increase countries' technological change and technological catch-up up to a certain point.
While CCMs have the potential to increase country-ownership and participatory decision-making, in-depth studies have found numerous problems.
Finally, UNICEF regularly provides technical procurement advice, expertise and consultations as part of its mission to increase country-level procurement self-sufficiency.
There is a tension here, as donors, including the U.S., emphasize increased "country ownership" in decision making around health.
Country level guidance is needed to identify country-specific integrated strategies, thereby increasing country ownership.
Empirical evidence on the impact of the HIV response may contribute, among other factors, to increased country ownership among national governments.
As more people spend more time living in poor health and the occurrence of chronic diseases increases, countries will have to adapt their medical systems to cope.
Hence, the post-adjustments increase in country F's gains is equivalent to the area [IGXιX].
