Wong et al. [ 33] evaluated an integrated community-based program of initiatives designed to reduce suicides by visitors to Cheung Chau (Hong Kong), an island where a number of people had taken their own lives by charcoal burning in rented holiday flats.
The design and implementation needs to be managed as a program of wide-ranging organizational change initiatives rather than looked upon as simply a software installation project.
The study, "Ethnic Profiling in Paris," was carried out from November 2007 to May 2008 by the Open Society Justice Initiative, a program of the Soros Foundations Network, and the French National Center for Scientific Research.
Since November 2002, he has devised and led the Bulldozer Initiative, a program of 50 economic reforms to make Bosnia more business-friendly.
The special performance of "The Lion King" was sponsored by the Autism Theater Initiative, a program of the Theater Development Fund, the nonprofit organization that runs the TKTS discount ticket booths in New York City.
Performances of the Disney musicals "Mary Poppins" and "The Lion King" will be the next Broadway shows to be presented by the Autism Theater Initiative, a program of the Theater Development Fund, the nonprofit organization that runs the TKTS discount ticket booths in New York.
At her death she taught at prisons in Napanoch and Woodbourne as part of the Bard Prison Initiative, a program of Bard College that confers bachelor's degrees on inmate students.
A few months earlier in February, Republican Governor Jan Brewer withdrew Arizona from the Western Climate Initiative, a program of several Western states and Canadian Provinces that hopes to launch alongside California's cap and trade system.
Tickner directs the Chemicals Policy and Science Initiative, a program of the Lowell Center for Sustainable Production that offers manufacturers, retailers, regulators, and other interested parties analyses of specific chemicals, policies, and action plans, as well as training to advance evaluation and adoption of safer chemistry.
Within a decade, a number of independent SETI initiatives had sprung up up, including Sagan's Planetary Society, which funded small JPL and Harvard SETI initiatives; the "Serendip" program at the University of California, Berkeley; the University of Ohio's "Big Ear" program; a number of initiatives in the Soviet Union; and of course, the SETI Institute, which was founded in 1984.
The king embarked on a vast program of modernization, encouraging initiatives in the economic, financial, and military spheres.
