Development of a more extensive transportation infrastructure began shortly after statehood.
Moreover, it is possible to integrate remote Web Map Services to build up a more extensive data infrastructure for environmental monitoring issues.
Examining the determinants of FDI into the USA for 1981 1983, Coughlin et al. (1991) found that more extensive transportation infrastructures were associated with increased FDI.
The plan focused on "the eight commitments": accountable governance, more extensive and interconnected infrastructure, agriculture based rural development, family planning and health (particularly fighting HIV/AIDS), strong economic growth, environmental protection, and the traditional principle of fihavanana (solidarity).
Third, with the implementation of the "Going Global" strategy, the combination of urban rail transit and high-speed rail systems will lead to the realization of more extensive interoperable and interconnected infrastructure both at home and abroad.
HSS costs resemble the category of "programme costs" as described in [ 42] but capture more extensive investments in physical infrastructure and health human resources.
Such disasters may cause more extensive destruction of housing and infrastructure than the man-made disaster in the present study and these large scale disasters may have an additional impact on women as breadwinners, having to raise children, or losing social support [ 11].
"This strategic investment and partnership will further accelerate the software-defined data center, and will allow a more extensive automation and orchestration solution across infrastructure and application elements for VMware-based private and public clouds, physical infrastructures, OpenStack and Amazon Web Services".
Thus the current pastoral landscape in Kajiado is a mosaic of sedentary agropastoralism in high potential agricultural areas, and more extensive pastoralism in unsubdivided, drier and more infrastructure poor regions (BurnSilver and Mwangi 2007).
