In such countries immunization coverage will not scale up without improving the health systems, reinforcing infrastructures, boosting health service delivery and developing managerial skills.
A result, he said, is to reinforce an "infrastructure of filters" that means "less free speech than we would have if the government could only get it right in their approach to limiting pornography".
For example, in the case of agriculture risk governance, local governments may want use funds to reinforce relevant infrastructures for disaster prevention, farmers may prefer direct financial support for disaster relief, and insurance companies would like subsidies to share risks.
It is also observed in these studies that in order to accommodate the extra EV charging loads, it will be necessary for utilities to invest in and reinforce grid infrastructures in heavily loaded areas, to accommodate both EV and household loads.
Most tribes are opting to adapt by reinforcing existing infrastructure: building seawalls, elevating their homes, combining traditional ecological knowledge and scientific modeling to anticipate how their lands, culture, economy and public services are likely to be affected.
This is understandable because reinforcing relevant infrastructure is often related to construction projects, which usually demand a certain minimal investment.
After the war, "the politicians did not want to reinforce the cultural infrastructure – the public museums, theatres and cinemas; places to push non-sectarian, secular culture through".
And legislation is also needed to reinforce spending on infrastructure and clean energy, and create public jobs, especially summer youth jobs.
In places where the grid is close to its capacity limits, more investment should be envisaged to reinforce the network infrastructure.
Unique political, historic, and economic factors create and reinforce local institutions, infrastructure, and social inequities that influence access to, and engagement with, health-care resources.
