Sentence examples for challenges of the programme from inspiring English sources

Challenges of the programme were: socio-economic issues, unavailability of logistics, problems of transportation for referrals and insecurity.

Semistructured interviews will be conducted addressing the ease of use of the iECG, and the benefits and challenges of the programme.

But they warned that the biggest challenges of the programme lie ahead: accessing all children, closing a US$4000 million funding gap, and maintaining political commitment in the face of a disappearing disease.

A post-season self-report survey, derived from Health Belief Model constructs, included questions to obtain players' views about the benefits and physical challenges of the programme in which they participated.

Structured interviews were conducted with distance learning programme managers to capture information on the achievements and challenges of the programme, future plans, and how the programme addresses health care worker shortages in Tanzania.

The objectives of the study are to, first, provide a comparison of treatment outcomes to give some insights into how extension of care into the community may be developing; second, to describe the operational challenges of the programme; and finally, to draw lessons relevant to CHW programmes providing NCD care in other settings, both within South Africa and other low- and middle-income countries.

FCHVs described one of the challenges of this programme to be access to medication and treatment after the detection of HBP.

The £1.8 billion figure supposedly took into account data retention by communications companies, training investigators, strategic work to cope with new and emerging technologies, and identification of (but not solutions for) the technical and operational challenges of the surveillance programme.

Achieving adequate follow-up of HIV-exposed infants is among the main challenges of the PMTCT programme [ 7].

The main objective of this consultancy was to conduct an evaluation of UNICEF Welcome to School Initiative (WTS), define strengths, weaknesses and challenges of the implemented programme.

Purpose/Objective: This evaluation was commissioned to examine the successes and challenges of the Equity Programme and to provide recommendations to strengthen its approach.