As in the past, rounds or round-ups that include a number of issues and sectors will be needed to meet the diverse interests of the full WTO membership and permit the necessary trade-offs across topics that produce far-reaching liberalisation.
For example, synergy in the development of pathogen genomics programmes across animal and human health sectors will be needed to deliver a 'one-health' approach to tackling many of the most pressing zoonotic disease threats, such as avian influenza and the spread of antimicrobial resistance from livestock to humans, as well as the more commonplace but persistent issue of foodborne illnesses.
Increasingly, private-sector financing will be needed to finance the growing demand for infrastructure projects that address the UN's Sustainable Development Goals.
The research showed that "smart subsidies" approach can work well for triggering interest and building the capacity of microfinance organisations in the sanitation sector, but support will be needed to scale up these activities over time.
Strategic partnerships between NGOs, the private sector and institutions will be needed to transform city planning, water and sanitation and to build a stronger infrastructure for all city residents.
Ed Davey, the secretary of state for energy and climate change, said the reforms would help to bring forward the estimated £110bn in private-sector investment that will be needed for new low-carbon energy capacity, and that they could generate as many as 250,000 new jobs.
Post-conflict settings are generally resource constrained, therefore increased cooperation with and investments from private and commercial sectors, including social entrepreneurs [ 54], will be needed to advance e-health infrastructure.
"Multi-faced interventions sustained long enough to achieve change" will be needed to change public sector culture [ 13].
Medical students know that they will be needed in the public sector and that it would represent their opportunity to contribute to the public's welfare.
Medical students seem to know that they will be needed in the public sector, and that this represents an opportunity to contribute to the public's welfare.
