Such insurance should be attractive to homeowners if it is offered as an add on to their existing insurance policies.

It suggests complementarity rather than substitutability between private and public funds.

Improving the safeguards against instability calls for a modified approach to prudential regulation with a system wide perspective.2 The importance of a macroprudential perspective as a complement to the more traditional microprudential focus is widely recognized.

Indeed, while Nashi seems more like a collection of roguish hooligans, its members do receive paramilitary training to complement their ultra nationalist ideological indoctrination.

Moreover, South South cooperation could play an important role as a complement to existing international cooperation in achieving the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

In South Australia, methane from landfill sites is being used to generate power to supplement the state electricity grid.

A strengthened role in ensuring financial stability would be a logical complement to the existing, but too narrow mandate the IMF has for overseeing the international monetary system.

The rest was allocated to the US Department of Defense as a supplement to its annual budget, which has been between 500 and 650 billion in recent years.

The challenge for developing countries, particularly those with low savings, was to attract FDI as a complement to the national strategy in a way that would maximize its contribution to the long term development of the country.

We hope that such new sources of financing along with, and as a complement to, traditional financing resources will effectively contribute to combating poverty in the world and bring us closer to attaining the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

Like the Secretary General, we underline the importance of the role of the United Nations in the field of development and in the promotion of an agenda for development as a necessary complement to the agenda for peace.

Eliminating the purchase of air time on radio and television during campaigns, with the consequent reduction in their cost, would complement these changes.

Public finance (or, in some cases, government regulated cooperative insurance funds that amount to public financing) pays for most discretionary medical services, with private insurance supplementing only minimal extra services.

The only schools the state does not supervise are Koran based schools, which some parents use as a complement but seldom a full substitute for state education.

The basic conclusion of all of these documents is that regulations of cross border capital flows can complement macroeconomic policy and so called macro prudential financial regulations.

This movement is especially well timed for my country, since our development planning is still in the early stages and, as a consequence, and with the encouragement and support of the world community, we now have in place a national environmental management strategy that provides an essential complement to our development planning efforts.