Sentence examples for a cooperative programme from inspiring English sources

Twenty-five yeago ago, the Botswana Ministry of Health (MoH) suggested a cooperative programme on health research that led to the collaboration between the University of Oslo and the University of Botswana led by Ingstad and colleagues, entitled "Care for the elderly – Care by the elderly" [ 9, 10].

The EMEP deposition data for the year 2005 and the moss concentration data collected within the International Cooperative Programme on Effects of Air Pollution on Natural Vegetation and Crops (ICP Vegetation, http://icpvegetation.ceh.ac.uk) were analysed in a two step procedure: Firstly, the deposition and moss data were mapped by use of Regression Kriging (see 'Introduction') [12, 13].

Reactivation of the FAO Near East Cooperative Programme.

Phenotyping methodology was based on the European Cooperative Programme for Plant Genetic Resources Solanaceae descriptors (ECPGR [ 29]) and the International Board for Plant Genetic Resource descriptors for eggplant (IBPGR [ 30]).

We further acknowledge the following programmes and institutions for financial support: the Tree Pathology Cooperative Programme (TPCP), L'Oréal/UNESCO for women in science in Sub-Saharan Africa and the University of Pretoria.

This is quite impressive compared to what many other European cooperative programmes have realized thus far.

IC and professional development programmes would benefit from unconditional cooperative programmes between universities, professional science societies and the industry.

Last year in Viet Nam, UNICEF cooperative programmes helped bring 145,000 out-of school children back to the classroom.

Try a "cooperative education program.

On 17 June, Russian President Boris Yeltsin and U.S. President George H. W. Bush announced what would later become the Shuttle-Mir programme, a cooperative venture which would prove very useful to the cash-strapped Roskosmos (and led to the eventual completion and launch of Spektr and Priroda).

Called Dignità e Libertà, it is part of a programme sponsored by Banca Etica, a cooperative bank, in support of civic culture and legality.