But if we want a retail employee and family on £30,000 a year to be able to afford a four-bed detached house in the GLA, the amount of supply-side pump-priming we would have to do - and the resultant impact on sustainability, quality of life, food production and knock-on costs to government - would be astronomical.
As with all healthcare initiatives in resource poor settings, attention has to be given to sustainability, quality of care and the opportunity costs of prioritizing one area of care.
They also overlook issues of program sustainability, quality, institutional strengthening, and community mobilization.
Since 1995, the city has singled out over 125 businesses – large and small – for recognition as part of its annual Sustainability Quality Awards.
Specifically, the profile assesses the organisations' origins and development (historical and locality context, longevity and sustainability), quality of membership (reasons people join, degree of inclusiveness of the organisation), institutional capacity (quality of leadership, participation, organisational culture and organisational capacity) and institutional linkages.
Discussions on strengthening health systems in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) have typically focused on overcoming internal challenges such as program integration, financial sustainability, quality of care, and shortages of trained health care workers [ 1- 8].
This body should be qualified to make decisions regarding the simplification or extension of the system, on the basis of epidemiological and behavioural trends, cost, sustainability, quality and robustness of the system.
To do so in a manner that maximizes sustainability, quality of life, and economic competitiveness they will need a mix of novel approaches to security, energy and water conservation, resource distribution, waste management, disaster management, construction, and transportation.
While there has been a recent renewed interest in health care spending, sustainability, quality of care and patient outcomes, focus on the broader characterization of these individuals that would support alternative perspectives on how to best address this issue has been limited.
Holguín-Veras and Sánchez-Díaz [8] define freight demand strategies as "the area of transportation policy that seeks to induce the demand generator to enact changes in demand patterns to increase economic productivity and/or efficiency; and/or enhance sustainability, quality of life, and/or environmental justice".
