The phrase "a programme focusing on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the main theme or subject matter of a programme, project, or initiative.
Example: "The conference will feature a programme focusing on sustainable development practices."
Alternatives: "a programme centered on" or "a programme dedicated to".
This works to overcome poverty through development programmes, using science and technology to improve health, and a programme focusing on talent development in the US.
We ran a programme focusing on digital skills, ranging from topics such as Google+ and Ophan, the Guardian's own analytics tool, to presenting skills, post production training and social media skills.
With a programme focused on minority rights, the rights of women and LGBTs, it was founded in 2012 and led by chairman Selahattin Demirtaş and chairwoman Figen Yüksekdag.
Now, to coincide with International Women's Day on 8 March, and the Women of the World festival at the Southbank Centre in London, BBC Radio 3 has created a programme focused on women in music, culminating in a Composer of the Week series devoted to five female composers under 35.
With the support of the European Commission, it also runs a programme focused on providing water and sanitation assistance.
Meanwhile, more than 300 doctors, nurses and others have been trained in the implementation of a programme focused on community-based management of severe acute malnutrition.
Download this video By Michael Onyiego Somali children who once would have bypassed schooling to herd their families' animals are now busy studying, thanks to a programme focused on rural and pastoralist communities.
In order to achieve the United Nations goal of 50 percent of Professional and Higher Categories3, the Conference requested FAO to establish a programme focused on redressing the current imbalance among FAO professional staff.
In conclusion, our results show that a programme focused on social and economic empowerment among FSWs, combined with medical treatment, is successful in reaching and involving the target population.
This group would have ranked proposal X slightly higher than proposal W. This was because the orange group put a great deal of weight on the 'prevention' criterion, and proposal X was itself a programme focussing on prevention of ill health.
The design and implementation of community-based health promotion, education and advocacy were regarded as expanding the role of Women's Health Nurses in a paper outlining a programme focused on building resilience and social capital through networks in a disadvantaged community in urban Australia [ 56].
