Sentence examples for contribution to programme from inspiring English sources

Differences between DMPs, in terms of (combinations of) interventions, organisational factors, context, and degree of implementation are assessed to estimate their independent contribution to programme results.

Informants referred to previous interventions that seemed to have focused more on enrolling community members to deliver unpaid services to programmes, than building their capacity to make a significant contribution to programme design, leadership or management.

UNICEF is the lead agency with contributions to programme design, resource mobilization, contracting the implementing partners (national and international non-profit organizations) and technical oversight.

Peace-building and reconstruction Japan's contribution to programmes in three post-conflict African nations – including $7.3 million in Burundi, $11 million in the Democratic Republic of Congo and $6.7 million in Liberia – follows a visit last month by Senior Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs Yasuhisa Shiozaki to Southern Sudan, another region that has recently emerged from a brutal civil war.

The Nick Howard Papers, held by Sheffield University, include documents and sound recordings relating to his research on the blockade of Germany after the first world war, as well as contributions to programmes for BBC Radio Sheffield on the history of the labour movement.

Acknowledging the substantial contributions to programmes in DRC, the UNICEF Representative Pierrette Vu Thi commended the exemplary commitment of the Government of Japan to the cause of children in the DRC and the regular support Japan provides to improve the conditions and quality of lives for Congolese women and children around the country.

A spokesman for their club Widzew has said that while they would rather we had not made a programme about football related racism; they take no issue with the factual content of both players' contribution to the programme.

On Monday the Mail wrote in characteristic vein about her contribution to the programme.

The independent production community has made a powerful contribution to interactive programme formats, cross platform television projects and stand-alone interactive media.

Twenty Twenty said participants would be paid a compensatory figure "not below the national minimum wage" for the length of their contribution to the programme.

Woolrich's other contribution to the programme was his own Capriccio, a miniature violin concerto written for the Scottish Ensemble and its artistic director, Jonathan Morton, as soloist and premiered at this year's Proms.