Sentence examples for capacity of the programme from inspiring English sources

Now, the capacity of the programme has been extended into the global arena and IRS is providing operational data services to the global user community.

Limited coverage and weak implementation capacity of the programme along with questionable quality of the STI services are likely to have contributed to the sustained high prevalence.

Nevertheless, its research too is beginning to be used by organisations within the health care system [ 86] and current initiatives are aimed at enhancing the capacity of the programme to meet the needs of that system [ 87].

The translational capacity of the programme is enhanced through the support of a very strong collaborative team, a strong methodology for health services research (including cost analyses, which are often overlooked in interventional research) and a strong support for the integration of psychosocial care into routine care.

In all times, capacity of the national programme to coordinate with provinces has been a challenge, and this has been even grimmer after the 2011 devolution.

Two of the authors have been working in the study area in the capacity of programme officers of the United Nations Population Fund UNFPAA) for the last 6 years, working closely with the state government on strengthening the health care delivery services, including maternal health, whereas the other researchers were not familiar with the setting.

Fundraising has enhanced the capacity of the office's programmes, and this will gain even more importance in the planned transition to a National Committee for UNICEF.

The purpose of the participatory assessment phase was to build the capacity of local programme managers to conduct a simple assessment of maternal and child health services in their district.

This seriously limits the capacity of such programmes to address the needs of the most vulnerable and excluded – and especially children with disabilities.

Supports a staff training/development programme in coordination with the training officer and EPI to upgrade the capacity of the Country Office staff in the programme development, implementation and management of the Cold Chain activities.

The availability of resources needed to inform our identification of optimal capacity for each of the programmes was highly variable.