You may give each page an identifying name, server, and channel on the next lines. Simply put, significant public and private investments are needed and are made each year in education, family and children's services, and community-building and development. Where these resources are found, how they are raised, and how they are expended significantly influences the operations and outcomes of policies and programs. For example, the structure of financing directly affects who pays for, receives, and benefits from various programs or services.
Financing determines what activities get undertaken, as well as their number and scale.
Finally, the incentives embodied in financing systems and strategies influence how initiatives operate and how well they achieve their intended goals. Since its inception, The Finance Project has developed a depth of knowledge on financing issues and strategies that is unmatched by other policy research and technical assistance organizations. Over the next several years, The Finance Project will continue to broaden and deepen its work in all these areas.