Sentence examples for environment for the programme from inspiring English sources

Understanding the interactions of normative notions that shape the social organisation of the providers and the users of vaccination is important in creating a sustainable environment for the programme.

As part of improving the protective environment for children, the Programme is behind the development and implementation of a child injury prevention national policy and various programmes.

In addition, it has strengthened the capacity of the non-governmental organisations to conduct advocacy activities which provide supportive environment for the implementation of RH programmes in the project states.

The "School without Violence - towards safe and enabling environment for children" programme is implemented in Serbian schools thanks to the donations by citizens and corporate sector.

In the next six months, 1 per cent of the turnover in the "Sport Vision Kids" store in Belgrade will be directed to UNICEF for the implementation of the "School without Violence – Towards Safe and Enabling Environment for Children" programme.

The environment for youth programmes in developing countries indicates the need for youth development professionals to have knowledge and information that goes far beyond how to grow improved rice varieties and prepare nutritious meals from local food sources.

"The expansion of coal in Japan appears to be predicated on a benign environment for incumbent utilities," the programme's director, Ben Caldecott, said.

The school's sustainable finance programme said overcapacity, combined with global moves to cut carbon emissions and the shift towards more cost-effective renewables, could leave the country with a stranded investment in coal plants worth $56bn "The expansion of coal in Japan appears to be predicated on a benign environment for incumbent utilities," the programme's director, Ben Caldecott, said.

The main aim of this paper is to report the development of such an instrument that fills this gap in the literature by including both self and peer assessments of NTS within a single reliable and valid instrument, for use within a simulated ward environment for Foundation Programme trainee doctorsa.

She said it was part of a wider programme to improve the environment for the River Don's fish population.

Rather than seeing someone once a week, which might not be enough to be effective, or taking them away from their family and putting them in an artificial environment for a residential programme, they had insisted that the family come and stay too.