Sentences with phrase «urban infrastructure program»

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Urban and rural Chinese now have health insurance entitlement programs, and the government is opening the sector up more toward private providers, more skilled health care managers are being trained and public health infrastructure is improving.

Employing a financing model similar to the Fresh Food Financing Initiative — a financing program designed to attract supermarkets and grocery stores to underserved urban and rural communities by paying for infrastructure costs and credit needs not met by conventional financial institutions.

The authors argue that cities need to step out of traditional roles in planning urban infrastructure and learn how to better understand the needs of residents in order to craft policies and programs that enable the adoption of energy and carbon - efficient technologies and practices.

Catalina's participation in two Alternative Spring Break programs - Inequalities in Urban Education (D.C.) and Community Organizing in the Favelas (Rio de Janeiro)- furthered her interest in the connections between built and social infrastructure and compelled her to think deeply about identity and equity in education.

The zoo — which calls the program the world's largest urban wildlife monitoring infrastructure — hopes to collect data that will allow cities to better accommodate their wild animal citizens.

Projects range broadly and include robotics, digital fabrication, computer programming and app development, biomedical and genetic engineering, improved urban infrastructure, and even racecar design.

This additional program could be for either teens or seniors dedicated to expanding activities from the neighborhood and accessible through a new bike and walking path, converting the alley into part of an urban infrastructure.»

The Eco-Ambassador program addresses urban infrastructure planning, local clean energy opportunities, and the long - term success of state policy goals, including AB - 1826.

Provide information on developments or urban districts such as a) soil specifications for development and infrastructure projects b) local zoning and permitting requirements for organic waste processing and c) the status of existing food scrap programs (if applicable)

This downtown development is part of the city's green infrastructure program created to manage Nashville's urban storm water challenges.

For decades, our lawyers have helped our clients complete a wide range of infrastructure and construction projects, including airport terminals, telecommunication projects, urban redevelopment, school renovation programs, railroad extensions, and roadway construction.

In urban areas the majority of existing infrastructure revolves around mainstream programs and services, and consequently the work to address disadvantage in urban areas focuses on harnessing the mainstream.