In their study of a developing biofuels sector based on Jatropha in Tanzania, van Eijck and Romijn (2008) recommend the development of policies to enhance the participation and capabilities of local communities in rural energy projects to ensure that sufficient attention is paid to their needs and preferences.
Regarding redundancy fund, it should be noted that in Italy workers have the right to the provision of financial support sufficient to meet their needs in case of involuntary unemployment (for instance because of difficulties or even bankrupt of their factories or companies); this support is supplied for a maximum of 3 years, but after that the individual is no longer supported.
And they face the risk that the generally glacial pace of change in many of the big markets may not be sufficient to meet their needs.
However, they require only the 1996 Direct Payment provisions, coupled with a level of resource sufficient to meet their needs to live independently.
Re "Losing My Father, One Day at a Time" (Op-Ed, Aug. 22), Jonathan Kozol's touching description of the impact of Alzheimer's disease on its aged victims and their families: By sharing his personal experience, Mr. Kozol dramatically reminds us that help must be available for both the young and the old -- for families of all ages whose resources are not sufficient to meet their needs.
We are also of this view as elderly patients could attain an activity level that was sufficient to satisfy their needs regarding independent daily living.
It's estimated that more than two billion people (35percentt of the world's population) live in areas where rainfall and surface water are not sufficient to meet their needs.
31 According to a survey of IASP chapter members in developing countries, 50% had received formal undergraduate courses relating to pain, but over 90% stated that the education was not sufficient to cover their needs on entering practice.
For example, the level of monetary incentive offered to study participants may have skewed the sample in favor of couples whose incomes are low drug-using women and men whose earnings are sufficient to meet their needs may be underrepresented.
Research has shown that between 35% and 50% of the Canadian and US population, including children, take some form of dietary supplements, 3 6 primarily because they believe the food supply is not sufficient to meet their needs and that supplements will improve health and offer protection against a range of diseases.
