- Strengthen inter-sectoral training collaboration to create more synergy in specific sectors (e.g. WATSAN and Health and Nutrition).
As the common national accounts are able to give quite a good overview of the main key data concerning the economy in consideration and about conceptual interconnectedness between the existing sectors, Satellite Accounts enable to answer more detailed questions about single areas of interest or – to be more specific - overlapping sectors of the economy.
Quid's data platform aims to map the world's technologies, allowing companies to gain more insight on specific sectors and to allow government entities to figure out which emerging technologies can better serve their infrastructure.
Even strategists who don't see Mr. Romney's prospects influencing broad stock indexes say the candidates' changing fortunes have hit asset prices in more subtle ways, in specific sectors that could be helped or hurt by a change of administration.
The dilemma faced by graduates who are setting out on a career in the international development sector is pretty stark: do I aim for an entry-level job in the sector and then study for a masters, or get a masters under my belt and then aim for a more specific role in the sector?
The British government is more calculating, allocating visas to specific sectors, such as food processing, that express a need for cheap labour.
Other strategies are more specific for the health care sector and include: Reducing GHG emissions from anaesthetic gas use and waste management (36, 37 ) Increased use of health information technology, such as eHealth (22, 38 ).
The macro funds have been eclipsed by a core of smaller, more nimble funds that focus on specific sectors, or by larger firms that offer collections of smaller funds.
However, under this umbrella, more specific research agendas are required at sector level for management purposes.
These include tougher supervision of banks, requirements on them to hold more capital, and curbs on lending to specific sectors such as housing.
