Another aspect of that campaign, says Chemaly, was that it identified the proper incentives for change.
The solution, he argues, is to clean up the banks and to introduce proper incentives for loan officers, weaning them off lending based on relationships not returns.
We need the proper incentives for conservation and noncentralized power generation through tidal, geothermal, wind, solar, fuel-cell, hybrid, energy-efficient and "smart" technologies, along with "green buildings," smart growth and rational public transportation systems.
Similarly, a transition towards risk-based premiums for the insurance provided by the federally-backed Pensions Benefit Guaranty Corporation would create proper incentives for managers and trustees to reduce the riskiness of their funds.Other solutions are much more fraught.
The default framing of retirement savings plan options ("opt-in" versus "opt-out" as the default) is viewed by some as a protection of individual choice in the disposal of earned income and by others as a failure to provide proper incentives for individuals to avoid the risk of an impoverished old age.
What you're really trying to do is create an equilibrium between how global you want to be and what are proper incentives for individual performance.
The paper concludes that partnerships will not be effective and sustainable unless proper incentives for both sectors are built into the design.
By determining the minimum required user participation, this framework can help the grid operators in designing proper incentives for specific DRM goals.
This will result in the proper incentives for improved care between providers.
Collection, storage and analysis of food samples as well as recruitment of highly motivated participants can be limitations to conducting these studies in any population, and may be especially difficult in farmworkers because of education, language, and proper incentives for participation in research.
