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This study assessed the degree of de-fragmentation achieved by woodland expansion on the Isle of Wight and in particular the success of spatial targeting of new woodland planting implemented through grant aid in the JIGSAW (Joining and Increasing Grant Scheme for Ancient Woodland) scheme.
A social safety net to alleviate the worst poverty is implemented through a massive social grants system, a national school feeding programme, a no-fee policy for the poorest schools and free healthcare for pregnant women and young children.
Implemented through a 2018-2019 NYS IPM Grant.
A substantial share of government spending is implemented through tax credits and deductions granted to individuals and entities for taking particular actions promoted by the tax code so-called "tax expenditures". Funds subsidized by sucode so-calledtaxexpenditureselves be the objects oFundsud.
This work has been supported by a grant from the TÁMOP-4.2.2A-11/1/KONV-2012-0023 projecthemplemeNew Hungary Development Plan Development Plan, co-financed by the European Social Fund.
A small grant funding scheme to support primary health care practitioners was implemented through the PHCRED program at Flinders University in South Australia between 2002 and 2005.
The European Parliament's DG Communication has adopted a multi-annual work programme for grants in the area of communication covering the period 2016-2019 whish implementedthroughough calls for proposals published on its website.
In addition, 28 in-depth interviews with key stakeholders were conducted primarily in the second phase of data collection to gain deeper understanding of the grant negotiation process, grant implementation challenges, SRH integration and PMTCT priorities, and how SRH, PMTCT and integration policies were being implemented through programs in general.
These various legal instruments must be implemented through national policies.
Connections are implemented through ad hoc WiFi.
Part of this grant is being used to support the policy of free medical care for pregnant women announced by the President in May 2008, to be implemented through the National Health Insurance Scheme NHISS).
