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For example, the East Asian “Tigers” cut their birth rates precipitously in the 1970’s and 1980’s, and used the resulting demographic breathing room to stunning advantage through judicious education and health policies, sound macroeconomic management, and careful regional and global economic engagement.
Chile boasts orthodox fiscal and monetary management, a very open economy, and a dynamic private sector.
In low-income countries, which may already spend as much of 20% of their municipal budgets on waste management, that figure can rise as high as 93%.
Given that larger countries make the biggest contributions to plastic pollution, improving waste
management
there will have a major impact.
There are already numerous successful models of waste
management
and disposal that may provide a useful starting point for such changes.
On average, local governments pay 50% of countries’ costs for solid waste
management.
Though lower-income countries spend less on waste
management
in absolute terms (around $35 per ton), they have a harder time recovering costs.
In Morocco, the government, with the help of international loans, implemented a program that transformed solid waste management, including by boosting private-sector participation considerably.
Under Correa, the government even assumed editorial
management
of the country’s oldest newspaper, El Telégrafo.
What remains are the values linked to the global order, defense of which requires leading by example, not by narrow, legalistic initiatives aimed at crisis
management
or conflict resolution.
Water
management
is an inherently difficult challenge, and experience counts for a lot.
Practice shows that local levels of government provide the most efficient water management, even if regulations must necessarily be national in scope.
At one extreme of exclusion, for example, consider that decisions about water
management
are largely taken by men, though in most of the world it is women who use the water.
Initiatives like the World Water Forums thus inevitably highlight debates about what constitutes good water management, as well as elaborating useful concepts.
Such a scenario would be particularly painful for Chinese firms, given their lack of experience with the significant integration and
management
challenges that M&As pose for any business.
For most equity investors, the value of any project depends to a large extent on effective post-investment
management.
Likewise, as David Autor of MIT has pointed out, the automatic teller machine (ATM) displaced human bank tellers, but so reduced the cost of branches that their number rose, fueling an increase in employees focused on customer relationship
management
(for which ATMs are less than ideal).
But only recently have we fully grasped just how important land-use
management
is in addressing climate change.
Some of the most promising ways to mitigate climate change are what we call “natural climate solutions”: the conservation, restoration, and improved
management
of land, in order to increase carbon storage or avoid greenhouse-gas emissions in landscapes worldwide.
Of the 160 countries that committed to implementing the Paris climate agreement, only 36 have specified land-use
management
in their emissions-reduction strategies.
Reform efforts should be supported by measures – such as strict enforcement of balance-sheet transparency requirements – to improve risk
management.
Even companies that provide textbooks, educational software,
management
systems, and student loans fail to achieve the level of excellence reached in other sectors.
In the case of the western Atlantic stock of blue-fin tuna, several countries argued that the existing
management
body – the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT) – is best placed to manage the stock.
One might ask why anyone but the private global investors taking the risk should care about roll-overs, reversals, debt management, and workouts.
Sound debt
management
is, in effect, sound social policy – a lesson that borrowers and lenders alike should heed as they enter into debts that, if not properly managed, can turn out to be more complicated than first assumed and more troublesome than anyone expected.
This should grab the attention of both regional fisheries
management
organizations, which oversee commercial fishing in the high seas, and those monitoring compliance with the United Nations Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals (CMS), which covers endangered migratory species.
Given that sharks are a commercially valuable secondary catch of fisheries (usually those targeting tuna), regional fisheries
management
organizations tend not to elaborate specific regulations for them.
Could it be too tempting in the short run to Apple’s
management
to have that $137 billion in the bank, so that it spends some or all of it on investments that fail to pan out in the long run?
In a rapidly evolving world, guaranteeing energy security will require the careful
management
of multiple, interlocking relationships.
In nearly all strategic aspects of EU crisis management, Germany and France are blocking each other – although ironically, both are doing virtually the same thing.
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