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Although governments and NGOs have made efforts to provide basic health care to refugees, they have struggled to do so reliably.
If the Health Impact Fund could be adequately financed, it would provide incentives to develop products in proportion to their impact in reducing the global burden of disease.
It would also provide the evidence needed to go to governments, foundations, and global institutions for the much larger sums required to expand the present system of incentives that guide pharmaceutical companies’ decisions.
Turkey should also provide reparations for Armenians, whose plundered property has enriched the modern Turkish state.
At the very least, he cannot be absolved from his government’s failure to provide Bhutto with adequate security.
The question now is whether Macron – who went on to secure an unassailable majority in the French National Assembly – can break the mold, or whether he will provide further proof that media savvy is no substitute for experience in the political trenches.
This could provide the most dramatic social boost to rapid economic growth and improved well being;3. decades of investment in science and technology are now paying off in creating a powerful technological base for a modern Indian economy.
The high seas can provide food, minerals, and novel resources for technology and medicine.
The long-term answer is more research and development – not only into next-generation, safer nuclear energy, but also into energy sources like solar and wind, which currently provide well below 1% of the planet’s energy.
Classroom learning should be given high priority, to help provide a protective and stable environment for the youngest refugees.
Host countries are best suited to provide that.
But it will also provide a golden opportunity to realize the country's potential through a strategy of sensible investment - the original purpose of the Petroleum Fund.
This is a tragedy in the making, because the gains available from what has already been agreed upon in the negotiations are considerable, and would provide a major boost to the global economy.
The best – and most expensive – solution to these challenges is to provide universal insurance coverage.
When the Ministry of Health guarantees to provide a medical intervention, private providers must do the same.
Public spending had to rise before it could fall, in order to provide some slack while renegotiating parts of the social contract.
And, finally, they will need to provide for transparent and consistent reporting on outcomes, measuring not just financial returns, but also impact on economic development and poverty reduction.
Leading “impact investment” firms such as DBL Partners, Omidyar Network, and Bridges already provide this kind of comprehensive reporting on their own investments; and the Impact Management Project, a corporate consortium, can offer additional guidance.
In PFS contracts, a government raises private funds from investors and uses these funds to pay external organizations (often non-profits) to provide essential social services.
Progress on this front would enable equity and bond markets to provide an important alternative to bank lending for the largest companies – and free up capital for banks to lend to SMEs and consumers.
That is why I recently proposed a measure to provide firms with more flexibility on mark-to-market requirements and to facilitate asset transfer from the trading book to the banking book.
These certainly are important topics; but the SDGs are supposed to provide signposts to the most vital investments.
The funding from the parent banks that in the earlier phase of the crisis helped provide liquidity to the East European banking systems now appears more as a liability and possible source of contagion.
With the Mexican government failing to translate its rhetoric on human rights into action, NAFTA may provide a powerful mechanism to improve outcomes.
The international financial system is broken down in the sense that it fails to provide adequate capital to countries that need it most and qualify for it.
This would provide a tremendous boost to the market and drastically reduce interest rates.
Whereas most of the “stimulus” legislation to date has been short-term and inward-looking, increased funding for sustainable infrastructure in poor countries would provide a powerful boost to rich-world economies.
The promise of never-ending and self-defeating austerity cannot provide solid foundations to the monetary union.
Having lost Syrian backing, it is hoping that the Egyptian Brothers will provide its kindred movement with political and logistical support.
Russia's democrats, who have an enormous stake in a peaceful future, are adamant that extending alliance membership to Central Europe will isolate their country from Europe, strengthen Russian political forces that favor authoritarian rule at home and neoimperial policies abroad, and, by appearing to threaten Russia, provide a rallying point for reconstructing Russian military power.
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