The phrase "a programme that promotes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a program or initiative that encourages or supports a particular cause, activity, or behavior.
Example: "The organization has launched a programme that promotes environmental sustainability among local communities."
Alternatives: "a scheme that encourages" or "an initiative that supports".
Hundreds of parents had held demonstrations outside Parkfield Community School over a programme that promotes LGBT equality and challenges homophobia.
"A new government must have a programme readily at hand that can be applied without delay: a programme that promotes the republic, reconciliation, and recovery".Fidesz is rattled by Mr Bajnai, who since leaving office has been teaching at Columbia University in New York.
In relation to male circumcision and HIV prevention, as another example, one would examine the impact of a programme that promotes circumcision; in an explanatory trial one would be more concerned with HIV occurrence in men who had accepted circumcision.
For example, UNICEF collaborates with Cricket Namibia, the governing body of the sport in that country, in implementing Kwata Cricket, a programme that promotes sport and play as vital elements of child and adolescent health and well-being.
With a programme that promoted women's and minority rights, it passed the 10% electoral threshold.
Nonetheless, pressure group Transport 2000 called for the show to be taken off the air and replaced with a programme that promoted "sensible driving in sensible vehicles".
Mr Potter says that, as a rule of thumb, any programme that promotes the healthy development of children will improve the suicide rate.
Thus, any programme that promotes exercise in this population will need to take account of such factors.
Therefore, in order to increase effectiveness it is crucial to provide a supporting health promotion programme that promotes the utilisation of the offered health enhancing facilities by employees with lifestyle-related risk factors for disease.
A keen basketball player, she is taking part in a UNICEF-supported programme that promotes peace-building through sports.
For example, Stepping Stones is a socially transformative programme that promotes gender equality through participatory learning and action (37).
