Upgrading

Improving things, while leaving them essentially as they are.

1. Upgrading allows people to maintain familiar, proven institutions, technology, social patterns and so on, while making them more effective. It thus spares people the pain of the totally new.

1. Upgrading often serves as a stop-gap measure for things which simply need to be replaced.

1. Improving
2. Developing
3. Improving-Impairing

1. Upgrading work force effectivity
2. Upgrading water delivery
3. Upgrading visible public space
4. Upgrading social science responsibility
5. Upgrading school recreation area
6. Upgrading public works system
7. Upgrading postal services
8. Upgrading local rice yields
9. Upgrading local pedagogical skills
10. Upgrading local market conveniences
11. Upgrading housing material quality
12. Upgrading existing retail outlets
13. Upgrading existing physical facilities
14. Upgrading existing livestock strains
15. Upgrading existing informative material
16. Upgrading existing dairy stock
17. Upgrading existing common facilities
18. Upgrading essential agrarian techniques
19. Upgrading effective marketing management
20. Upgrading community fire protection
21. Upgrading community commercial skills
22. Upgrading community access routes
23. Upgrading commercial animal health
24. Upgrading basic utilities system
25. Upgrading basic nutrition practices
26. Upgrading animal raising techniques
27. Updating vocations
28. Supplying on-the job training
29. Strengthening archival systems
30. Rebuilding public buildings and streets
31. Providing health services
32. Meeting community sanitation needs
33. Improving water quality
34. Improving study methods
35. Improving skill base of rural women
36. Improving road surface quality
37. Improving NGO access to information
38. Improving food self-sufficiency
39. Improving access to technology
40. Generating supplemental family wages
41. Expanding basic medical care
42. Establishing preventive health care
43. Establishing local delivery network
44. Developing new skills
45. Collecting wastes
46. Building public laundry facilities
47. Allocating expenditure of public finances
48. Improving access
49. Improving institutional capacity for effective monitoring of compliance
50. Improving national inter-agency coordination on monitoring forest resources
51. Improving economic accounting systems
52. Improving employment for vulnerable groups
53. Enhancing local product value
54. Improving financial reporting in the public sector
55. Improving effectiveness of aid for health
56. Improving welfare state
57. Enhancing security during social strife
58. Improving means for community initiative
59. Improving waste monitoring technology
60. Improving national capabilities for monitoring wastes
61. Enhancing political integration
62. Improving facilities for collecting hydrological data
63. Improving water system infrastructure
64. Improving satisfaction from sexual intercourse
65. Improving workmanship
66. Improving administration systems
67. Improving human rights
68. Improving education on land management
69. Improving popularity of government leaders
70. Enhancing community-tourist relations
71. Improving worker cooperation with multinational enterprises
72. Improving methodologies
73. Improving sense of personal identity
74. Improving ability
75. Improving natural environment
76. Enhancing favourable trading environment
77. Developing transport infrastructures
78. Improving access to export finance
79. Enhancing creative community participation
80. Improving coordination of international agencies on water management
81. Collecting environmental data automatically
82. Enhancing environmental awareness
83. Strengthening regulation of marine pollution
84. Improving social services for women
85. Improving knowledge on ecosystem processes
86. Improving information for decision making on the environment
87. Improving participation
88. Improving safe food preparation
89. Improving environmental health monitoring
90. Enhancing vocational training capacity
91. Improving working environment
92. Improving job security for women
93. Improving rural financial networks
94. Improving allocation of resources
95. Improving hazardous waste management
96. Disseminating environmental information
97. Strengthening cradle-to-grave environmental impact assessment of hazardous waste
98. Improving human settlements
99. Enhancing participation of women in higher education
100. Teaching science
101. Improving soil management
102. Improving status of women
103. Improving quality of human life
104. Improving sense of time