Her group recommends that agencies move away from "reactive" annual funding appeals to "proactive" multi-year strategies, stay focused on the work they do best and abandon a one-size-fits-all approach to emergencies that may take place in vastly different contexts.
Speaking on the 10th anniversary of that trust's foundation, she explained the need to repress her "scattergun and reactive approach to funding" good causes.
Since the government's decision to pull back from primary legislation that would have helped implement a new regulatory system for higher education to complement the changes to funding, a piecemeal and rather reactive approach to governing the sector has prevailed.
Far from being a reactive move driven by desperation, the principal, Andy Dobson, knew that funding cuts and increased competition in the not too distant future could jeopardise what they had built.
A MenA epidemic often lasts <2 months, and reactive campaigns require getting the infecting strain identified, finding vaccine, and obtaining funding for vaccine purchase plus operational costs.
Key informants, however, told us that these strategic funds, whether government or non- government, are often reactive, rather than proactive.
Policing the internet is shifting from a reactive process, where authorities are alerted to illegal content, to a proactive one, where public funds could be spent seeking out banned material.
UMES President Juliette B. Bell said in a telephone interview that she decided to order 200 whiteboards for faculty using funds from the university's foundation account so the school could be "proactive rather than reactive" in a violent situation.
Mixed reactions of, 'oh no darling, this is Afropunk not a hedge fund CEO son's bar mitzvah', to some just happily singing along, swept through the reactive vibe amongst the crowd.
We are reactive traditionalists.
