Sentence examples for echo programmes from inspiring English sources

Portal features diverse media The UNICEF EU portal was launched in 2010, at which time it focused exclusively on ECHO programmes.

It is Isanna's first home visit from the community health aide and she is quickly adapting to the new activities being introduced under the Early Childhood Health Outreach (ECHO) programme, which was designed to bring early stimulation, parenting education and health outreach directly to her living room.

The Ministry of Health, Wellness and the Environment of the government of St . Vincentand the Grenadines, with technical and/or financial support from other ministries and that of regional and international development partners, developed, planned and implemented its own delivery model, known as the Early Childhood Health Outreach (ECHO) programme.

Under the UNICEF-supported, ECHO-funded programme, counselors help children who have experienced  traumatic events to express feelings, worries and fears, and build their resilience and coping mechanisms so that they are better able to deal with the daily difficulties they face.

"He is questioning, thoughtful and decent – qualities that have echoed through the programmes he has edited.

The project is financially supported by the European Commission through its Humanitarian Aid Department (ECHO), Disaster Preparedness Programme (DIPECHO).

Disaster Risk Reduction: In the area of disaster risk reduction, the Regional Office's primary focus will be to implement the project activities funded under the European Union's Disaster Preparedness Programme (ECHO) in Central Asia.

The very few control families participating in the programme resulted in an inability to compare parenting knowledge, attitude and practice of ECHO and non-ECHO beneficiaries and child development and educational outcomes of ECHO and non-ECHO child beneficiaries.

Tonight's appearance of BNP leader Nick Griffin on the BBC1 flagship political discussion programme could echo Enoch Powell's rivers of blood speech, which saw a rise in hate attacks, added Livingstone, the chair of Unite Against Facism, which is today holding a demonstration outside Television Centre where Question Time is being filmed.

This found an echo on the Today programme when presenter John Humphrys bemoaned the lack of hope and both former Tory MP Matthew Parris and current Labour MP Tessa Jowell suggested people wanted not some grand idea of hope but specifics - a new bridge, more houses, something tangible and achievable.

Kneale also sought to make "a comment on television and the idea of the passive audience", depicting a world where the media is controlled by an elite who feed the population with a diet of low quality programmes and echoing the Orwellian concept of language reduction, where vocabulary has been eroded through exposure to advertising slogans, mediaspeak and predominantly visual media.