We argue the existence and effect of institutional inadequacies using scale mis-matches as our analytical framework.
The study finds multiple vulnerability factors, including unsafe construction practices, poor drainage systems, unregulated solid waste disposal, institutional incapacity, inadequacy of land, settlements in high risk areas, deforestation, siltation of rivers and national disaster risk reduction policies that neglect urban areas.
But when a reported third of British women on campus have endured sexual assault or abuse, and cases of institutional coverups and inadequacy have been alleged against Ivy League universities, common sense would suggest that consent hasn't been talked about loudly or frequently enough.
'Coordination led by recipient country governments can often be traced to weaknesses in policy and planning processes, and inadequacies in the institutional arrangements established to coordinate aid' [ 50].
The lack of a significant relationship between JSY-supported institutional deliveries may be due to inadequacy in the metric in capturing the intensity of the program.
This particular form of relational governance, peculiar to the Chinese confucian society, found a second wind with the development of business affairs to compensate for the inadequacies of the formal institutional architecture under construction.
Social, commercial and technical innovations help extend the coverage; institutional creativity and bricolage compensate for the inadequacy of the planning framework.
Most respondents expressed concerns over in-house constraints resulting from heavy workloads and the inadequacy of human resources and institutional capacity [ 26, 42, 56].
Last March, a headline on the Times' Motherlode blog asked, "Shouldn't the Breast Pump Be as Elegant as an iPhone and as Quiet as a Prius by Now?" The authors of the post, referring to Gloria Steinem's essay "If Men Could Menstruate," suggested that many of the breast pump's inadequacies could be blamed on institutional sexism.
These inadequacies point to the lack of an institutional mechanism to deal with such shortcomings.
