Sentence examples for public coordination from inspiring English sources

Rural electrification can hardly advance without the involvement of private finance and public coordination.

Furthermore, the fact that the various national biofuel agencies and committees are under the energy ministries does not facilitate public coordination (see above).

The consultation between several ministries in defining public policy is what Lascoumes and Le Gales [27] call the coordination of central governments or public coordination.

Although public coordination appears to be a key step in the development of the sector, the governments in these countries mainly worked through the ministries in charge of energy, which have become the leaders on the biofuel question.

In Burkina Faso, controversy over food security risks and personal tensions and differences influenced the position of some key players, blocking all possibility of public coordination and the establishment of a favorable environment for the sector.

"Sometimes economic development really does benefit from public coordination," Purdy contends.

But the idea that freedom is, in and of itself, a sufficient condition for desirable outcomes for everything has never seemed a compelling, complete theory that can deal with public goods, coordination problems, financial stability, most of the things we consider economic policy.

Stefan Schmidt, Michael Balke and Lars Hendrich play key roles in the BFB project, e.g. in the web presentation, public relations, coordination, and administration.

Administrative capacities include the capacity to implement procedures (for example, procedures of public consultation, coordination amongst government departments) and rules (for example, the rules required to register patents or implement food safety standards).

A comprehensive child health programme that can further reduce child mortality and address significant morbidity issues has many components; acute clinical care, immunisation, nutrition, public health, coordination of care for chronically unwell children.

This oversight, however, does not extend to the private for-profit sector, and in the public sector, coordination and enforcement of regulations are decentralised to the districts, but no specific budget for eye care is in place at this level.