Sentence examples for effectiveness targets from inspiring English sources

But NGOs have warned that a wide range of opinions must be sought when devising aid effectiveness targets.

Let us now introduce a broad and heterogeneous set of tasks and specific effectiveness targets for all of them.

Policymakers and governments making decisions about CTC programmes need to balance equity and effectiveness targets with planning for financing, training, workload, supervision and motivation of CTC providers, community engagement and evidence-based decision making which utilizes programme data.

PrEP strategies with high coverage and high effectiveness targeting only sex workers or both sex workers and clients have a substantial impact on HIV prevalence.

A PrEP scenario with 50% coverage and 50% effectiveness targeting only sex workers with three different condom options is also depicted.

Based on the obtained data, 5 different energy retrofit scenarios were studied with different performance and cost-effectiveness targets, compatible with some European available financial mechanisms to promote energy retrofit of buildings.

For the NHSHC programme to achieve its cost-effectiveness targets more must be done to improve uptake.

Malnourished adults represent a particularly vulnerable population in critical need of innovative interventions to improve early ART outcomes, and cost-effectiveness targets for clinical studies are a means to ensure limited health resources can be used to greatest benefit.

With the given set of assumptions and using USD 200 250 as a cost-effectiveness target, TB prevalence around 1.5% was identified as the decision-making-point whether to employ X-ray screening for all.

In terms of both clinical and cost-effectiveness targeting the 6 mo–5 y-old for vaccination, even with a step by step approach, represents the best use of public funding, in that it yields the lowest ICER and the lowest incidence of influenza infections.

The 2005 Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness sets targets for increased use by donors of recipient country systems for managing aid.