While exposing renewables to price risks is not the scheme's purpose, it has successfully increased participation in direct marketing.
The report calls for increased spending and attention at every point in the pipeline, with an emphasis on programs that successfully broaden participation and reduce attrition.
Since its introduction in 2012, the market premium has successfully increased participation in direct marketing (see Figure 1): In April 2014, a total of 49% of the installed capacity eligible for support under the EEG was marketed under the market premium scheme [29,30].
Of the 555 facilities in the sampling frame, 538 facilities were successfully enrolled (participation rate of 97%).
Other avenues of intervention might be to expand support and resources to ensure the proactive engagement of health providers with the communities they serve, since evidence indicates this type of approach has enabled NZ screening programmes to successfully increase participation rates [ 37, 38].
Timor-Leste's youth parliament has successfully mobilised the participation of girls, an indication that proper design of youth participation platforms can attract, retain girls and develop their leadership skills.
People in these communities believe the university will have a significant impact on any number of important issues; from the student experience, planning permission, the good will of locally-elected representatives and even our ability to successfully develop widening participation and outreach initiatives in the local area.
But Tapia, who has successfully boosted minority participation in graduate programs at Rice, cautions that NSF should not expect to see the number of minority awardees return to previous levels anytime soon.
Associated banks, trust companies and life insurance companies are his tools...Though properly but middlemen, these bankers bestride as masters America's business world, so that practically no large enterprise can be undertaken successfully without their participation or approval".
These failures led the Continental Congress to decide in September 1778 to replace Howe with Major General Benjamin Lincoln, who had successfully negotiated militia participation in events surrounding the British defeat at Saratoga.
