Sentence examples for a review of programmes from inspiring English sources
Through a review of programmes in fragile and conflict-affected states and situations IFAD has identified a number of lessons to achieve the desired impacts in fragile states and protracted crises: (i) More profound in-country knowledge is needed; (ii) Project objectives and design in fragile states should be clearer and simpler.
A review of programmes involving patients and family members concluded that it was beneficial to involve family members in interventions for people with dementia (Martire et al., 2004), but a more recent review concluded that programmes for dyads may improve some, but not all, aspects of functioning for the carer and person with dementia (Smits et al., 2007).
The cost of the programme at the three pilot sites was determined based on a review of programme and financial records and interviews with the three programme managers.
Findings and Conclusions: The analysis of findings begins with a review of programme appropriateness in the light of priority protection issues identified by children and women and data on risks.
CUHK, a founder member of OneMBA, decided to withdraw from the consortium following a review of its programmes, although all CUHK OneMBA graduates will remain part of the programme's alumni network.
This paper presents a review of intervention programmes against cyberhate.
A review of these programmes will be presented.
Hendra & Hamilton, (2015 forthcoming) provide a review of various programmes focused on unemployed/employed low wage workers.
A review of screening programmes for depression in primary care settings found that relevant staff assistance being in place was essential if a screening programme was going to improve depression outcomes [ 26].
The following section will provide a review of these programmes, with a particular focus on the ways in which they vary in terms of intensity and scope of pricing transparency.
The evaluation process consisted of a review of key programme documents, individual semi-structured interviews and focus group discussions (FGDs) with participants from the programme sections of the Mali CO, government partners, UN agencies, NGOs, donors, and beneficiaries.
