Sentence examples for assisted by the programme from inspiring English sources

Methodology The assessment of the WEA component included a review of existing UNICEF literature and information pertinent to the programme; visits to 33 women's groups in four regions, representing 19% of all groups assisted by the programme.

The programme was assisted by the World Bank and implemented by British and Canadian development consultants.

Award-winning broadcaster Alison Mitchell will host the weekly programmes, assisted by the voice of Australian cricket Jim Maxwell and Prakash Wakankar, AIR's lead cricket commentator in English.

This readiness to adopt a general programme was materially assisted by the meeting of the International Astrophotographic Congress at Paris, in July 1900, whereby the directors of many of the best equipped observatories were able to rapidly mature their plans and to complete the necessary organisation.

The World Food Programme has played an essential role by providing monthly food rations to the impoverished families of children assisted by the project, thus ensuring their active participation.

The delegation in Rwanda saw UN support in action at Murama Primary School, which is assisted by UNICEF, the World Food Programme and the UN Food and Agriculture Agency.

He will be assisted by Nat Wei, the founder of the Teach First graduate teaching programme, who is being made a peer and a government adviser on big society.

Primary schools at all the sites where research occurred in Moyo and Adjumani districts, for example, were assisted by a school feeding programme.

© UNICEF/NYHQ2009-0168/Pirozzi Afif (left) draws during a YMCA psychosocial programme, assisted by UNICEF, in the West Bank village of Jayous.

9 In 2006, the programme was assisted by an extensive initiative to inform the public about hypertension and the health risks and opportunities to reduce dietary salt.

PLWHAs have already assumed a variety of roles at many of the treatment sites assisted by Columbia University's MTCT-Plus programme, and at five of eight sites visited by WHO in Africa (Table 1).