Sentence examples for design of programmes from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the results have implication on the sustainability of the subsidy programme, policy formulation and design of programmes for the agricultural sector and small farmers in developing countries.

The public sector, in its policy statements and in the design of programmes of intervention, appears to be subscribing to a rhetoric of "grassroots participation".

To foster the participation of small farmers, attention needs to be paid to the availability and access to information, participation of farmers in the design of programmes, local compatibility of practices, and support for initial costs of adoption.

Future interventions should emphasise work with both men and boys and women and girls to change social norms on gender relations, and need to appropriately accommodate the differences between men and women in the design of programmes.

Finally, in the last step, we reflect on the implications of the resultant systematic conceptualisation regarding the purpose and design of programmes promoting the dissemination of domestic biogas technologies.

Although there was no immediate gain in terms of incentives for the participants, they were made to understand that their participation in the study will contribute towards future policy making and assist in the design of programmes to help females (young adults) with the problem of unwanted pregnancy.

It is expected to inform future strategies, design of programme at subnational level with emphasis on equity issues, service capacity, and coordination.

Initial support for design of programme and monitoring indicators (2002), twice yearly (2002 2005) then once yearly (2006 2010) visits, quarterly Skype/telephone meetings (2002 2010).

To promote ownership, it is important to co-design activities with local stakeholders, to value and build upon local successes and local contributions to the design of programme deliverables.

Specific examples include design of national programmes such as the breast cancer and cervical cancer screening, diagnosis, and treatment programmes, and national legislation such as the General Law on Tobacco Control.

Sustainability should be considered in the design of new programmes (and individual projects or investments) and monitored throughout the life of the programme.