deconcentrate

If one is going to deconcentrate, then that means management of programmes on the ground.

Mixed tenure also serves to deconcentrate poverty.

The problem of double emploi, the problem of whether or not we are really going to deconcentrate, is one I feel very strongly about.

Mr. Cuomo said the department would direct housing authorities "to deconcentrate poverty and take affirmative steps to promote integration."

Industrial deconcentration is a conscious goal in a comprehensive decentralization policy: to deconcentrate population without excessive commuting, jobs need to be created outside the cities.

While Hope VI has successfully deconcentrated public housing sites, it has done little to deconcentrate poverty within poor neighborhoods in general.

The department's goal is to deconcentrate the poor, in concert with the philosophy that developed during the early 1990s calling for redeveloping public housing as "mixed income" communities.

We must, therefore, decentralize and deconcentrate as quickly as possible and the recipient country and authority must be able to re-organize their working methods accordingly.

To meet the goals of mixed income housing - specifically to deconcentrate poverty - a sufficient number of units must be aimed at the higher income population to create a critical mass.

Nyerere's government had made Ujamaa the philosophy that would guide Tanzania's national development; 'the government deliberately de-emphasized urban areas to deconcentrate and ruralize industrial growth (Darkoh, 1994).

When Cisneros took office, he developed a list of four fundamental "commitments" driving all HUD activities - and then became so impassioned about integration that he added a fifth commitment, to, in his words "consistently working to deconcentrate the poorest of the poor, giving people a lift up and out" of the ghetto.

"If you can break up the power and influence of this organization and deconcentrate the drug trade, you end up with a situation that is much healthier for the Colombian Government and the United States," said Rensselaer W. Lee, a specialist on drug policy at the Foreign Policy Research Institute in Philadelphia.