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The IPPR estimates that the cost of universal childcare would be £6.7bn, which could be funded, it suggests, by restricting tax relief on pension contributions to the basic rate.

A Social Security cut would be needless and counterproductive, and the nation would be better served with a benefit increase (which could be funded as Sen. Tom Harkin proposes).

The upper limit on percentage of additional visits which could be funded with the savings resulting from switching eligible patients from 1 M and 3 M to 6 M was estimated in different countries from 3.2%50.0%%.

The Kenyan Ministry of Health did not have a specific budget line for child health from which IMCI training could be funded.

The assumed scenario was that a certain pool of growth monies would be available from which competing bids could be funded in ranked order.

The only way the new bridge, which will cost £431m, could be funded was by tolling both bridges, he added, but it is hoped the first will be free for buses, cyclists and pedestrians and both will offer discount schemes for residents.

Using the Jobs Act, which now allows equity crowdfunding, a buyout could be funded with small investments from millions of people.

It was designed as a mandatory health insurance system, with risk pooling across district schemes, funded from members' contributions and a levy on the value-added tax (VAT) charged on goods and services, from which a broad minimum package of care could be funded.

In 2002, the estimated cost to repair the bridge was $30 million, which could be partly funded by Connecticut's "Local Bridge Program".

These companies then repaid their governments in local currency, which could be used to fund infrastructure, for instance.

Shell was judged the best performing fossil fuel firm in the new table, gaining a 'D-' grade, due to its support for higher carbon prices, which could be used to fund its plans to develop carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology.