The phrase "achievements constraints" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe limitations or restrictions related to achievements, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The achievements constraints faced by the team hindered their progress on the project."
Alternatives: "limitations on achievements" or "restrictions regarding accomplishments."
In: Realism in Aquaculture: Achievements, Constraints, Perspectives.
Checklists to capture information on implemented program activities, achievements, constraints and lessons learned were used.
In this part of the report, we will try to answer the questions raised in the ToR namely achievements, constraints and challenges faced by the IP on one hand and quality, effectiveness and sustainability of these activities on the other hand.
Purpose / Objective The evaluation was commissioned in order to enable UNICEF/GoK, donors, and NGOs to identify achievements, constraints and lessons learned, and to use these information to improve the quality and rate of project implementation in the next country program.
These theoretical achievements imply constraints on the applicability of the system, which are verified in numerical simulations and in various tests with real autonomous robots.
Achievements and constraints to date and plans for the future are described.
In Latin America and the Caribbean, five ministerial meetings since the World Summit for Children have been held to assess achievements and constraints.
Purpose/Objective 1. Establish the overall progress of school sanitation, hygiene and water programme since the declaration of UPE. 2. Focus on the sub-programme of the new CP from 2001-2003 achievemenotingoting constraints in implementation.
It is therefore crucial to have reliable, accurate and comprehensive data on the FEP impact, achievements and constraints, and to generate relevant recommendations for further project directions for the next programme cycle (2010-2015).
Building on the limited evaluation results of pilot studies in each of the countries, the tasks included identifying achievements and constraints, including why there apparently has been so little impact, and make recommendations based on these findings, with particular attention as to UNICEF's most effective role.
