The phrase "as a development programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific initiative or project aimed at fostering growth or improvement in a particular area.
Example: "The organization launched a new initiative as a development programme to enhance local education standards."
Alternatives: "as a growth initiative" or "as a training program."
A recent Deutsche Bank report (pdf) describes microfinance as "a development programme turning commercial".
The economic case is that the limit encourages infill development in central areas, eliminating unsightly empty lots, and then pushes growth to other neighbourhoods, effectively acting as a development programme.
The programme differs from the models adopted by the other cases under discussion in terms of its conception: It emerged by default in response to the end of the subsidies as a de facto BIG, and was not designed as a development programme.
Bodycote Powdermet conducted a development programme as a part of a NET (Next European Torus) contract to manufacture a shield block for the ITER primary wall module prototype.
Environment should be considered as an integral part of a development programmes, emergency interventions and disaster risk reduction planning, not separate to them.
Malem describes "venture" as "a growth development programme", explaining that the board selects designers to which they feel they can add value, looking for those that fill three criteria: Design leadership, entrepreneurial spirit and the right personality.
Such information can then be used to inform both recruitment and redundancy as well as development programmes.
First, only the AS development programme required re-screening for tuberculosis at year 2 and those who had seroconverted received prophylaxis.
As a result of a rushed development programme, the first Tu-144 prototype was substantially different from the preproduction machines, but both were cruder than Concorde.
Hence if COPs are to be used as part of a tutor development programme the dynamics and rules of the group need to be considered prior to its establishment.
As U.N. Development Programme Administrator Helen Clark expressed to me during a conversation earlier this week, we must be free from the tyranny of GDP.
