that converting forests and grasslands to new croplands can double the GHG emissions for 30 years (Searchinger, T. 2008). Despite the real threat to deforestation, some studies suggest that biofuels can be successfully grown on marginal lands, such as abandoned agricultural soils, saline soils and reclaimed mining areas (Reijnders, 2008). However, it is highly that biofuels demand can be satisfied only with crops grown on marginal lands. Also, currently, the legislation does not incentivise such approach. It has been stated by the International Energy Forum that at present, only ethanol produced from sugarcane in Brazil is a viable option when considering the GHG balance, and other aspects as well. Ethanol produced from sugarcane has a competitive advantage over maize and corn feedstock, because the sugars can be directly diverted into ethanol. Also, unlike wheat, sugarcane industrial processing is often powered by sugarcane's by-product, bagasse.
administrative processes, aligning financial incentives, coordination of clinical services, developing shared values)? What existing structures, partnerships and processes can you build on? What will you need to start from scratch? h) How will commissioning arrangements support and enhance integration rather than perversely incentivise it? i)How will you ensure effective data sharing and management of information, both of which are crucial to the success of integration? Breadth j)How will vertical or horizontal integration (i.e. integration across different levels and/or aspects of the care system) contribute to the success of your project? How might you avoid a possible disconnect (for example, between horizontally integrated primary/community
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