Sometimes the problems lie more with the firms themselves: they might lack skilled managers and staff, fail to understand market opportunities, or struggle to meet international health and safety standards.
Poor women, who lack skilled education, rely on agricultural labour and small businesses for their autonomy.
Health care facilities especially those in rural areas are often understaffed with inadequate utilities, equipment, supplies and medication [ 49], and commonly lack skilled personnel [ 50].
Its premium ECGs were unaffordable in rural areas, which also lacked skilled technicians to operate and maintain them.
It lacks skilled engineers, but it might be able to buy the know-how from, say, its close ally, Pakistan (whose scientists sold centrifuge designs to Iran and Libya).
Some 30,000 Indians a year also arrive in America to study, and many stay to work.Exporting all that talent could hurt India, which lacks skilled workers.
They need to talk to the businesses that never grew quite fast enough, lacking skilled people and good long-term funding – and work out how to do better next time.
Finally, some rural areas lacked skilled pediatric phlebotomists.
In Ethiopia, the Federal Ministry of Health lacks skilled health professionals who could help to synthesize evidence for policy-making.
The most severely malnourished children are often those who have barely access to health services and lack skilled care at household level.
