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This demands a combination of targeted development aid, domestic investment, expert support, and on-the-ground perspectives from Sub-Saharan countries that have successfully scaled up CHW networks.
Yet, as if the forces of terror could be neatly boxed in, the US has scaled back its objective to contain terrorism regionally – a strategy that promises to keep the Af-Pak problem a festering threat to global security.
If the initial modest program was shown to work, it could be scaled up.
Even the World Bank, which usually takes the donors’ point of view, recently acknowledged that except for debt cancellation, “promises of scaled up aid have not been delivered.”
But reaching this figure will not be possible--even if scaled back--because the government seems unable to curb public spending and because the European Commission will not accept new budgetary subterfuges from Finance Minister Giulio Tremonti aimed at evading the constraints imposed by the Euro-zone's Growth and Stability Pact.
The policy of never negotiating with terrorists cannot be scaled up to state level when hundreds of thousands of lives are at stake.
While other US forces became heavily involved in the “war on terrorism,” USSOUTHCOM scaled up its “war on drugs,” with its commanders targeting the industry’s bosses in the Andes, Mexico, and Central America.
And third, the shift to manufacturing in East Asia was oriented toward exports, which allowed production to be scaled up.
First, the international humanitarian relief effort must be scaled up sharply.
Based on positive initial results, it is now being scaled up to include two more districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Among the remaining 47% who expressed an opinion, far more wanted to see the scope of the law expanded than scaled back.
Despite the successes in treating HIV/AIDS in the United States and other developed countries, it is clear that efforts to combat the pandemic must be scaled up in Africa, Asia, and other parts of the world where HIV/AIDS exacts its greatest toll.
The disappearance from the treaty of such terms as “constitution” and “minister of foreign affairs” clearly show that the constitutional treaty’s ambitions have been scaled back.
Since 2011, Qatar has scaled up its involvement in its neighbors’ affairs, backing the Libyan revolution, the Egyptian government, and the Syrian opposition.
Moreover, European and US fiscal-austerity programs are expected to be scaled back, if not terminated, in the coming year, alleviating the concomitant drag on growth.
But, if those hard-to-reach children are to benefit, our efforts must be scaled up significantly.
Renewable energies like solar and wind are already competitive with fossil fuels in many parts of the world, and they can be scaled up rapidly.
Those who work in the education sector on the continent have to seek solutions that are faster, cheaper, and can be scaled up.
Either political integration catches up with economic integration, or economic integration needs to be scaled back.
When scaled, these approaches to service delivery will generate virtuous cycles of fiscal efficiency, employment, risk reduction, and increased competitiveness in a climate-sensitive global economy.
As part of our “New Deal on Energy for Africa,” we have scaled up investment in renewable energy and put $265 million toward developing two solar-power plants in Morocco.
Moreover, the government has modestly reduced taxes on wages and slightly scaled down the generosity of some benefits.
Gulf remittances of around $10 billion a year to Egypt (itself under increasing economic pressure and a dizzying fall in tourist receipts after recent terrorist attacks) have been scaled back to around $3 billion.
Initiatives must be scaled up rapidly, and that will require unprecedented collaboration, which the SBTN’s common framework for action – and public reporting of targets and results – will facilitate.
Because many countries do not want to give up fossil fuels completely, CO2 capture needs to be scaled up.
But technology can also help small farms in poorer countries, where innovative approaches must be developed, piloted, supported, and scaled.
But if any of these AI solutions are to make a difference globally, their use must be scaled up dramatically.
Therefore, the open-data and maker movement should be scaled up to formats that can unleash mass innovation and cooperation.
Innovations such as the green bond that Fiji issued in 2017, raising $50 million, should be scaled up rapidly to finance climate adaptation and mitigation.
If commercialized and scaled up, such innovations could create more employment.
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