Sentence examples for a pilot project implementing from inspiring English sources
In an attempt to address this, a pilot project implementing a model for comprehensive IPV care in a rural sub-district of the Western Cape Province was undertaken between April 2012 and March 2013.
A pilot project implemented in the city of Nanded revealed that of the 700,000 students on the roster in primary and secondary schools, at least 135,000 are fake names registered by school authorities to siphon off government funds.
The Portuguese study, in contrast, explores a pilot project implemented during fairly beneficial economic conditions.
Young Champions Initiative The Young Champions Initiative (YCI) is a pilot project implemented through the United Nations Girls Education Initiative (UNGEI).
UNICEF is also supporting a pilot project implemented by APEC in Armenia's southern Syunik region in 2001 to raise awareness of the danger of HIV/AIDS and drug abuse.
A pilot project, implemented in 2 rural districts of Malawi between 2010 and 2011, introduced a mobile phone system to strengthen knowledge exchange within networks of CHWs and district staff.
Contrary to a PBF pilot project implemented in Zambia by Churches Health Association of Zambia (CHAZ), the Rungwe PBF project was regarded as a "hybrid" PBF project.
One positive programme is a slum upgrading pilot project implemented by non-state actors that also lacks government support.
The REDD+ pilot project implemented in the area plays a major role to address the issues of forest degradation and deforestation by promoting sustainable forest management practices and linking it with the REDD+ incentive mechanism [13].
The REDD+ pilot project implemented in the area plays a major role to address the issues of forest degradation and deforestation by promoting sustainable forest management practices and linking it with the REDD+ incentive mechanism [ 13].
Author: Homans, H. Background: The UNICEF-supported, one-year pilot project implemented by the International Forum of Solidarity IFSS) on voluntary confidential counselling and testing (VCCT) for HIV started on June 2002, at a cost of approximately US$43,0000 for the year.
