The phrase "agendas and programmes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to plans or schedules of activities, events, or projects, often in a formal or organizational context.
Example: "The conference will cover various topics, including the agendas and programmes for the upcoming year."
Alternatives: "plans and schedules" or "objectives and initiatives".
It is important to state that the ousting of Nkrumah's administration by the National Liberation Council (NLC) and the subsequent transfer of political power to Busia's progress party (PP) in 1969, did not significantly change the community development agenda and programmes (Brown 1984).
It enabled careful typists to run off multiple copies of agendas, news-sheets and programmes, instantly, and at low cost.
Our results contribute to understanding the complexities of agenda setting and programme and policy change in settings with considerable health system challenges, and suggest that well placed individuals, or 'policy entrepreneurs', are central to changing programmes and policies.
"[It] will build on the phenomenal achievements of Welsh athletes at London 2012, as well as driving forward our legacy agenda and national programmes that we have developed over the past 10 years," he said.
It also asks political candidates to integrate children's issues into their campaign agendas and future government programmes.
And now, just 10 days before the elections, they demand to the elections candidates that their concerns are considered, and that candidates integrate them within their political agendas and future government programmes.
"It is crucial that donors and governments commit to placing children at top of the development agenda and provide the resources and programmes that they need to develop to their full potential," says Susan Durston, UNICEF's Chief of Education.
Recommendations based on these findings are to: modify Board agendas and prioritise safety; integrate programme targets into mission statements and strategic objectives; strengthen lines of accountability and introduce reporting mechanisms associated with programme outcomes; and incorporate programme approaches into other existing initiatives.
· supporting the preparation, updating and implementation of forestry action plans and programmes for implementing Agenda 21, including the promotion of international cooperation.
This paper seeks to advance our understanding of health policy agenda setting and formulation processes in a lower middle income country, Ghana, by exploring how and why maternal health policies and programmes appeared and evolved on the health sector programme of work agenda between 2002 and 2012.
