In 1949, Mr. Girard was asked to choose the 3,200 objects for the Detroit Institute of Art's exhibition "For Modern Living," a showcase promoting accessible, affordable design for postwar Middle America, and the precursor of the Museum of Modern Art's "Good Design" shows in New York, which Mr. Girard also worked on in the early 1950's.
Such global commitments have led to increased public and private investments in promoting accessible and affordable child health intervention programs, particularly in nutrition and immunization services [18].
The IFC's stated aim is to create opportunities for people to escape poverty and achieve better living standards by mobilizing financial resources for private enterprise, promoting accessible and competitive markets, supporting businesses and other private sector entities, and creating jobs and delivering necessary services to those who are poverty-stricken or otherwise vulnerable.
Thus the challenge is how to promote access to diverse, quality foods that are financially accessible in these communities.
Recent studies have focused on models of care, or ways to organize clinical services, that promote more accessible, coordinated, patient-centered care with emphasis on health promotion and disease prevention [ 10, 11].
Kieron Sharp, director general of the Federation Against Copyright Theft, added: "Google claims to have taken steps to make infringing websites and the pirated content they promote less accessible, yet it seems that its search engine is still promoting these sites which are often making money from advertising or other payment mechanisms".
Once again the culprit is... public art, in which the popularization of art, the determination of institutions from parks to to local councils to be associated with it, and a lingering British Puritan visual clumsiness produce a lot of guff as artists try to promote the accessible virtues of their ideas.
In a previous WeThePeople petition related to open information, the White House unexpectedly pledged $100M to promote freely accessible federally funded research, which would otherwise be guarded behind expensive private academic journals.
GIS methods allow for evidence-based planning that can promote universally accessible health care services.
