Sentence examples for communication of the programme from inspiring English sources
Respondents maintained that monitoring, supervision and communication of the programme could not be carried out using available resources and the fact that there was no budget provision or explicit time allocation for these tasks reinforced the idea that they should be done by external monitors from the central level or NGOs.
(1a) Efficient delivery and communication of the Programme's results at Union, national and regional level are needed in order to ensure the visibility of the results of the reforms implemented based on the request of each Member State.
(3) Effective communication of the Programme's actions and activities and of their results at Union, national and regional levels, as appropriate, is essential for raising awareness of the achievements of the Programme, for ensuring visibility and for providing information on its effects on the ground.
The risk visualisation tool is the central communication element of the programme.
Increased NRM engagement among small-scale lifestyle landowners may be achievable through amendments to existing support programmes and better communication of these programmes.
In 2013, the TB Control Programme in Ghana conducted a national TB prevalence survey that found an overall adult TB prevalence of 356/100,000 (personal communication with the programme manager for the National TB Control Programme, Ghana, unpublished data).
This communication describes the effect of the programme on return to work rates (RTW).
Another important goal of II is to establish cross-cultural communication among the programme's participants.
As doctors' communication skills are crucial, communication training is a mandatory part of the programme.
The current study's process evaluation indicates recruitment over a 1-month period and ineffective communication strategy reduced the reach of the programme (process evaluation due for publication in 20171).
Key benefits of the programme included enhancing communication, changing the care culture, promoting preference-based care and avoiding crisis decision making.
