Six attributes for effective programme management that are identified from the project and programme management literature are used to structure the research data.
It promotes evidence-based planning for effective programme interventions as highlighted in the United Nations Development Assistance Framework UNDAFF) which is the UN's system's programming framework, covering the period 2009-2010 in the Maldives.
We therefore recommend the development of different formats of effective programmes for managing concerns about falls.
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In the context of this study, there is a need for more effective programmes for smoking cessation and reducing alcohol consumption, targeted especially at subgroups which are genetically at particular risk for CCA.
Hence, understanding the underlying factors related to positive attitude towards IPVAW may be fundamental for designing effective programmes to address the issue.
The government and partner agencies should prioritise the critical supplies for PMTCT for an effective programme.
We need to talk about families and parenting, after-school initiatives and constructive activities for young people – and if it does go wrong, effective programmes for young offenders.
Many issues from the study are rooted in wider Afghan society and cannot be easily changed; however, understanding the impact of culture on health workers presents a starting point for discussing the challenges and for more effective programme design.
46– 48 The Family Links Nurturing Programme 49 (FLNP) has much in common with Incredible Years and the group-based component of Triple P and, like these programmes, meets the criteria for effective parenting programmes specified in the recently updated National Institute for Health and Care Excellence Guidelines for the prevention and treatment of conduct disorder.
While many schools have effective programmes for preventing bullying, the report's authors said there was still a tendency to neglect victims and they called for better support for the "many, many children" who suffer.
