Sentence examples for impede programme from inspiring English sources

In addition to outcome level indicators measured through MICS, recently UNICEF also developed a new conceptual framework called "Monitoring Results for Equity System" (MoRES), to monitor input and output level indicators such as supply and demand bottlenecks that may impede programme implementation.

The decision was therefore taken that the plant and the stockpiles of heavy water would have to be destroyed in order to impede the German programme.

High turnover usually results in increased costs associated with replacement recruitment and training and impedes progress on programme performance because of delays in filling vacancies.

Poor connectivity and low bandwidth have also been main challenges in this programme, impeding regular use of even routine e-mail exchanges and internet-based calls.

2. But, for many countries in the Region, their heavy debt burdens impede implementation of the programme of action in Agenda 21.

Several service providers in both communities noted that high turnover, poor communication and inadequately qualified staff within clinics and community-based programmes impeded access to quality care and support for at-risk adults and youth.

Other donors see that it does not make sense to impede the progress of this programme so they are maintaining support.

This study highlights the perceived benefits of the CHW system such as strong motivation and appreciation, as identified by CHWs themselves as well as their beneficiaries, in addition to the barriers that impede the effectiveness of the programme, including challenges of the cPBF system and irregular trainings.

6) The CIA has actively avoided or impeded congressional oversight of the programme.

School climate attributes might therefore facilitate or impede attendance at after-school programmes.

Main constraints faced by the project team There were a number of constraints impeding the effectiveness of the programme interventions.