The phrase "active programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a program or initiative that is currently in operation or being implemented.
Example: "The organization has launched an active programme aimed at improving community health and wellness."
Alternatives: "ongoing program" or "current initiative".
IAEA has an active programme for supporting the activities on demonstration of nuclear seawater desalination in the Member States.
This study is a protocol for the design, outcome, process and economic evaluation of a complex community sport intervention to increase levels of physical activity, the Health and Sport Engagement (HASE) project part of the national Get Healthy Get Active programme led by Sport England.
PepsiCo India's Get Active programme is a manifestation of that logic.
The location is breathtaking and the centre has an active programme of art exhibits.
By contrast Finland, with its highly active programme targeting respiratory illness, has the lowest death rate from respiratory conditions – 54 per 100,000 people.
In America, the trend has been toward less spending on passive programmes at a given unemployment rate, without much change in active programme spending.
We know they have active programmes.
Two million people in Britain have already been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, with a further 300,000 known to have type 1, which commonly develops in childhood, according to Diabetes UK, whose chief executive, Douglas Smallwood, has for many years been calling for active programmes to identify people with undiagnosed type 2 diabetes.
Institutions with less active programmes and countries with a less formalised research programmes and research education should agree to minimal activities.
It is also noticeable that, while spending on income support is strongly counter-cyclical, spending on active programmes tends to react only moderately in most countries, with the notable exception of the Nordic countries (Figure 5, upper panel).
17In Denmark and Switzerland, spending on active programmes is closely related to the level of unemployment as participation in re-employment programmes is a right and a duty after a certain duration of the joblessness spell and adequate resources are earmarked in the budget every year depending on the expected evolution in unemployment.
