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Particularly uncoordinated introduction of national regulation is a real threat for the coming years . The point is not to argue how to best set up new governmental structures but to ask how to make possibly uncoordinated private investments more effective . " The notion that a group of historically uncoordinated and competing charities could organize either in advance of or in the wake of a major disaster is wishful thinking , " Mr. Gotbaum said . First , because only a few developing countries will be able to defend a certain exchange rate over a longer period of time , and second , because internationally uncoordinated exchange rate management entails a risk of competitive devaluations . Unfortunately despite this increased activity , these projects still remain fairly uncoordinated with few reported research findings which could serve to guide and link the many projects . I 'm fairly uncoordinated , but I can ski so that 's the sport I participate in .