Small business bank Government-sponsored bank to improve efficiency by bringing under one umbrella different schemes to help small companies start and grow.
In this way, ACRE SEA acts as an umbrella organisation linking schemes which may currently operate in isolation in order to encourage data sharing.
This is why many smaller companies are realising the benefits of joining together with other businesses under umbrella organisations and network schemes to increase buying power and broker better deals.
Legal pro bono, meaning "for the good of the people", is an umbrella term for voluntary schemes facilitated by such charities in England and Wales as the Bar Pro Bono Unit and FRU Free Representationall Unit) with the aim to provide free legal services to communities who are otherwise unable to access any.
The PPF now has more than 100 crashed company schemes under its umbrella and a long queue ready to join.
As a threat-based biodiversity surrogate scheme, the focal species approach is likely to suffer from similar deficiencies that have been identified for related forms of species-based surrogate schemes such as umbrella species and indicator species approaches.
The key informant interviews were conducted with the umbrella association of Ugandan CHI schemes, the Uganda Community Based Health Financing Association (UCBHFA).
Although HTP reforms united different public social security schemes under one umbrella, it lags behind in integrating the unemployed or informally employed into system [ 7, 29].
Major steps taken with the onset of Health Transformation Programme (HTP) affecting hospital services were: General Health Insurance system(GHI) was established in 2008 (but has been at the centre of the policies since 2004) to combine different social security schemes under one umbrella.
However, the Government of India has recently started an ambitious conditional cash transfer scheme, the 'Janani Suraksha Yojana (JSY)', a 100% centrally sponsored scheme under the umbrella of NRHM, to promote institutional delivery, particularly among pregnant women above the age of 19, belonging to below poverty line (BPL) families in both rural and urban areas.
