The quality of water can be significantly reduced through the unintentional distribution of pollutants, damage of infrastructure, and distribution of sediments and suspended materials during flood events.
A good idea in theory, except that neither the resources – hundreds of millions of dollars annually – nor the infrastructure for distribution are available.
However, during the period of its implementation, the model could not find enough support from a number of successive governments and faced serious problems related to the policy-making process, such as poor management and supervision, abolition of the referral chain, a complete lack of infrastructure, unequal distribution of health staff, and insufficient funding for operating costs [ 24- 27].
The only chance we have to get ahead of the coming epidemic is by adequately financing treatment programs so the infrastructure of marijuana production, distribution and retail is matched by broad-based community services.
Open image in new window Fig. 1 Infrastructure of a smart distribution system.
The existing infrastructure of the power distribution sets certain limits on the integration of a large number of EVs into the power system.
Alcohol fuels have the advantages of being ultra-clean and sulfur-free and can be reformed at lower temperatures, but hydrocarbon fuels have the advantages of existing infrastructure of production and distribution and higher energy density.
That said, recent inflation and the slow pace of development of infrastructure and distribution networks have hampered large-scale foreign retail investment and frustrated growth plans for retailers doing business in the country.
Just as content providers don't want to forfeit pricing power to the owners of distribution infrastructure, so the same logic applies in reverse.
This theory highlights that inefficiency in the provision of health care should be observed not by lack of supply of health care services but by reduced quality such as congestion, infrastructure, unequal distribution of staff.
