Regrowth is actively controlled in working pastures, but it could be managed to offset greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture and other emitting industries with supplementary benefits for biodiversity conservation.
For example, the term used is supplementary benefit in the United Kingdom and GAIN (guaranteed income) in British Columbia.
continues to support providing a supplementary benefit to seniors, says a Senate Democratic leadership aide.
In addition, the formally employed workforce make monthly contributions to an Employee Provident Fund (EPF), a compulsory savings scheme that provides a measure of security in retirement, and disburses supplementary benefits to members for medical expenses but also for capital purchases such as the family home.
Social Development Minister Mervyn Storey said the under the Stormont Castle Agreement, £124m was agreed for the supplementary benefit fund over a period of six years.
In 1971 it provided first tier universal needs-based cash transfers via its Supplementary Benefit program.
Individuals with an insufficient record of social insurance payments were eligible for "credits only" payments (the IVB system would pay their social insurance contributions) generally alongside means-tested Supplementary Benefit payments.
Then, the state has to pay only for supplementary benefits.
One of the changes with great impact, for example, was the move from rights-based supplementary benefits payments to a cash-limited and heavily rationed social fund for the poorest.
The previous government maintained basic care, but eliminated supplementary benefits such as dental and vision coverage.
Premiums paid under Part B, title XVIII of the Social Security Act (42 U.S.C. 1395j-1395w), relatong to supplementary medical insurance benefits for the aged, are amounts paid for insurance covering expenses of medical care.
