Collective strategies, collective institutions and collective action are indispensable.

Collective strategies, collective institutions and collective action are indispensable .

They escape by creating institutions for collective action.

The guiding principle of public health is to prevent disease before it strikes, and this requires long term investment in institutions that can protect us. Our collective health and wellbeing are evidence of such institutions effectiveness.

The key to successful increased investment in water infrastructure is an equally increased investment in water institutions.

A Ministry of Investment had created within the new Government, which was injecting additional dynamism into investment related policies and institutions.

33. Eighteen agricultural investment projects, prepared with the assistance of the FAO Investment Centre, were approved for financing by multilateral institutions.

We also need agile and effective regional and global intergovernmental institutions to mobilize and coordinate collective action.

like many communities similar to it, is that there's no shared, collective investment in the future of rural communities.

We believe that the best investment in our collective future is to scale up the green, low carbon economy. It is an investment with enormous potential for prosperity and profit.

This is underscored by Chapter VIII and by the main institutions of Chapter VII, including collective self defence.

However, its realisation is contingent on intensive investment in multiple sectors and layers of institutions.

Open end fund (or open ended fund) is a collective investment scheme which can issue and redeem shares at any time.

They also need an effective rapprochement going beyond diplomacy that implies greater investment in bilateral institutions.

(c) Mobilization of domestic and foreign direct investment in Africa through investment and technology promotion activities and cooperation with other United Nations agencies and financial institutions

The developing countries, therefore, have an interest in calling for multilateral dialogue on investment conditions in order to obtain certain collective guarantees.

Thus, we need a collective security architecture of mutually reinforcing institutions, in which all elements have a role to play.

119. Assistance to investment related institutions in Guinea, Kenya, Mali, the United Republic of Tanzania and Uganda involved the establishment of data banks for investment promotion, and the identification of investment opportunities in targeted subsectors.

Otherwise, these institutions will remain ineffective in confronting collective problems related to macroeconomic policy spillovers, and in providing insurance against crises.

Collective security alliances are just that collective.

The effective mobilization of financial resources to support investment requires the development of domestic financial sectors and institutions.

The mix of individual and collective responsibility associated with repressive regimes often creates a dilemma concerning how to deal with the old institutions.

Multilateral financial institutions must maintain their central function in the international development architecture, and in particular in financing infrastructure investment.

Assistance is required to support national investment related institutions and policy advice to create regulatory frameworks conducive to attracting FDI.

It uses special and very specific financial communication protocols to interact securely with its custodians, brokers and various investment institutions.

Moreover, money laundering distorts financial markets, discouraging foreign direct investment as a result of the damaged integrity of financial institutions.

Weak, ineffective, corrupt, narrowly based or captive institutions create uncertainty and unfairness, discourage saving and investment, and lower growth rates.

(b) Develop, administer and maintain system interface with investment advisers, custodians, bankers and all related financial institutions, and maintain the infrastructure and portfolio management and operational systems of the Investment Management Service

The Fund apos s activities therefore provide necessary pre investment operations which can serve as a basis for project investment by international and regional financing institutions as well as the private sector.

Perhaps the biggest thing it struggles with, like many communities similar to it, is that there's no shared, collective investment in the future of rural communities.

It should include a comprehensive and binding revision clause ensuring that the state of public finances and collective investment needs are reassessed at the halfway point.

Adequate investment in education, in particular in universities and technical colleges, and in research institutions and the necessary infrastructure, is essential for keeping these institutions competitive and attractive to potential scientists.

Work has started to define priorities for establishing institutions needed for private sector development, including an investment promotion agency (a priority).

46. Activities of investment, banking and financial institutions in Gibraltar are regulated in accordance with the Companies (Taxation and Concession) Ordinance.

39. He stressed the need for an integrated approach to productive investment in developing countries involving government, commercial and multilateral institutions.

In 2004, the volume of foreign direct investment in South East Europe reached the level of 5 per cent of the regional countries' collective gross domestic product.

This must necessarily be coupled with an ever increasing acceptance by nations that investment in collective security should in part be substituted for expenditure on national security.

Raised on textbooks that obscure the role of institutions, economists often imagine that markets arise on their own, with no help from purposeful, collective action.

Accordingly, there is a need for a new collective security architecture of mutually reinforcing institutions in which all elements would have a role to play.

2. Urges multilateral development finance and bilateral aid institutions to give high priority to increased investment in the industrial sector as a means of encouraging foreign private investment in the industrial sectors in Africa

For individuals, businesses, educational institutions, and governments in advanced countries, broad based, elevated, and efficient investment in education and skills is critical.

This system had been abandoned elsewhere, and the reform opened London to new types of institutions, especially the major US investment banks.

This deterred not only foreign and domestic investment, but, more fundamentally, the formation of the very institutions needed for successful economic development.

Finally, one cannot overemphasize the need to mobilize the support of the international financial institutions to make a worthwhile investment in peace.

Such partnership schemes sometimes involving business associations and international institutions also exist with a view to identifying business investment opportunities in LDCs.