Sentence examples for communication launched from inspiring English sources

At an event organized by Rwanda's Ministry of Gender and Family Promotion in partnership with UNICEF and Urunana, a NGO specializing in development communication, launched an initiative to promote social and community dialogue on key issues affecting children in Rwanda.

Radio Drama to trigger social transformation launched Kamonyi, 26 February 2011 - At an event organized by Rwanda's Ministry of Gender and Family Promotion in partnership with UNICEF and Urunana, a NGO specializing in development communication, launched an initiative to promote social and community dialogue.

The website Tawasal (Arabic for "communication") launched on Wednesday, which theoretically allows Saudi citizens to contact the king directly about pretty much whatever they want.

The Regents School of Fashion and Design, which offers a range of qualifications in fashion design, marketing, interior design and visual communication, was launched at the former AIUL campus, now called Regent's Marylebone.

The Facebook-owned communication app launched video calling for everyone.

In this study, we found that the multi-channel risk communication program launched midway through the 2007 AHC epidemic in Taipei City increased the number of students confined to their homes, reduced total duration and affected areas of the epidemic, and decreased the number of dangerous, high attack days.

The animation below is one of the communication tools launched at the inception of this year calling families to take the decision to stop the practice.

The interview is part of 'Talk to Me,' a communication campaign launched on the occasion of World Breastfeeding Week in August.

The successful nurses were selected from the ongoing behaviour change communication campaign launched in February 2007 which will last until the end of the year.

The slogan is part of a major communication campaign, launched on 21 February, which includes advertisements on TV and radio, billboards and a website, all of which will be followed by forums with candidates.

She is to be the star of a communication initiative launched in June 2006 that includes a multimedia package of storybooks, radio melodrama series, posters and songs to advance girls' rights.