"We found no evidence of large-scale diversion due to the money-transfer system," said Watkins.
That "potential loophole" could "offer considerable potential of large-scale diversion," the report said.
The inefficiency of the communes and the large-scale diversion of farm labour into small-scale industry disrupted China's agriculture seriously, and three consecutive years of natural calamities added to what quickly turned into a national disaster; in all, about 20 million people were estimated to have died of starvation between 1959 and 1962.
Wide-scale diversion and jail reentry programs are unavailable in most jurisdictions, and most community and behavioral healthcare systems lack the services to meet all the treatment needs of the jail detainees, 90percentt of whom are uninsured (Wang et al. 2008).
40 41 Measures of unemployment might also be challenged as not fully comparable either, due to the large-scale diversion of working-age adults into economic inactivity (eg, disability benefits) during the 1990s across many European countries.
However, the fast depletion of groundwater, the high cost of building large-scale diversions and the limited water not already acquired under the appropriation system encouraged cities to develop conservation policies beginning in the 1950s.
In particular, the building of small-scale water diversion (earth banks) and collection (farm dams) infrastructure on hillslopes in dryland agricultural areas may significantly alter hillslope channel coupling.
Both India and China are now trying to implement continental-scale river diversion schemes that will inevitably bring them into sharp conflict with one another as well as other basin nations in the upper Brahmaputra watershed in particular.
Within this framework, it may well be that other partners are able to focus on conditions in detention whilst UNICEF focuses on leading comprehensive reform and scaling up diversion and alternatives.
What is especially troubling, other aid officials say, is that large-scale aid diversions may be happening in Mogadishu, the only part of Somalia that the transitional government controls, though loosely.
When countries are left to their own devices, it is a racing certainty that their dams will involve more kickbacks and corruption and that they will ignore the WCD guidelines altogether.Streams of consciousnessIf dams are controversial, full-scale river diversions are political dynamite.
