Sentence examples for a programme for monitoring from inspiring English sources

A programme for monitoring the impact of organic waste from marine fish farms is presented.

This initiative, repeated in 128 other villages in the area, gave Djoukilkili the opportunity to establish a programme for monitoring and promoting child growth on a community scale.

(c) Establish a programme for systematic monitoring of international migration of different cadres of human resources for health and tracking of remittances of income.

In the context of a programme of monitoring for involuntary environmental exposure the need for service considers exposure mitigation in circumstances where high exposures are detected.

In the CG, patients received only usual care, consisting of regular medical examinations in line with the established programmes for monitoring home-based patients.

In the CG, patients will receive usual care, consisting of regular medical examinations in line with the established programmes for monitoring home-based patients.

2006 Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICS) 2006 - The primary objective of the MICS was to provide up to date estimates at district level for policymakers, planners, researchers, and programme managers for monitoring the situation of children and women on a number of social development indicators.

Half were offered standard care, the other half received additional "facilitated physical activity intervention" – an exercise coach who devised and monitored a programme for them.

Some studies such as the Kenya CEM programme for monitoring AL used dedicated data entry clerks to enter the CEM data over a period of 4 weeks, while other programmes such as the Nigeria Pilot CEM study used temporary staff to enter data over a long period of time.

Jennifer Edge was an intern with the World Health Organization's Department of Human Resources for Health in their Health Workforce Migration and Retention programme when guidelines for monitoring the implementation of the WHO Global Code of Practice on the International Recruitment of Health Personnel were under review.

Special protection programmes are needed for monitoring the situation of marginalized children (disabled, orphaned, street children, abused children as well as children in conflict with the law) in communities.