The programme was intentionally provided to households eligible for a large-scale social cash transfer, the Child Grants Programme CGPP).
We know that Vladimir Putin's operatives in the Internet Research Agency IRAA) organized a large-scale social media campaign designed to influence voters in a variety of ways.
Instead, he sees it as more of a large-scale social experiment – a wind-up clock full of free radicals, or a Brownian motion simulator with sentient whales.
Implicit in this assessment is a judgment that a body of law is significant only insofar is it addresses a large-scale social problem as such.
We investigate the impact of a large-scale social protection scheme, the Productive Safety Net Program PSNPP) in Ethiopia, on child nutritional outcomes.
Something similar — a feeling that migration is the symptom of a large-scale social crisis rather than the individual solution to an economic or political problem — arises in many of the European films that focus on the experiences of immigrants.
The endless discussion about the biological clock helped make the difficulties of balancing work and life sound like a pathology that afflicted individual women, rather than a large-scale social problem.
After creating a large-scale social venture in India, Novartis has replicated the model in Kenya and is now training health educators to teach communities about good health, hygiene, nutrition, common diseases and disease prevention.
In the first decades of the 21st century, the United States has been engaged in a large-scale social experiment revolving around this question: What happens when we flood communities with firearms of all types, from handguns to assault rifles, and lift restrictions on our ability to carry and use them?
In 2015 alone, the Boston-based philanthropy consultant Bridgespan Group noted 58 philanthropic gifts of $25 million or more centered on solving a large-scale social problem.
