In its principles, the codification of refugee status in the Geneva accord looks as relevant today as it was when it was first drafted – and as it was in 1967, when a protocol extended its provisions globally.
It has provisioned £2.5bn.
And, globally, the provision of water to cities is not keeping pace with urbanisation.
The WTO's analysis of the types of provisions of 97 RTAs globally found that four appear in over a third of RTAs, but which are not part of the WTO's rulebook.
Globally accepted design provisions need to be developed in order to provide confidence to the design engineer in utilizing the high strength and other properties of UHPC.
Which telco would you go to in order to buy a data plan, plus device management, which enables you to provision and deprovision your devices globally and on the fly?
Again, the 2007 EFA Global Monitoring Report on early childhood acknowledged this, highlighting the importance of contextually grounded approaches to providing ECCE as follows: '(T here is no universal model of early childhood provision that can be followed globally.
Globally, however, the provision of HCV prevention and treatment services for PWID, such as needle and syringe programmes (NSPs), remains inadequate.
Fourth, we did not take into account the declines in malaria worldwide in the past decade, nor did we account for changes in HIV seroprevalence and progress with provision of care and treatment globally.
As the number of refugees continues to rise globally, research on the provision and economics of energy access in refugee camps is much needed but remains understudied.
Globally challenges regarding healthcare provision are sometimes related to a failure to estimate client numbers in peri-urban areas due to rapid population growth.
