Sentence examples for in the existing programme from inspiring English sources

For the time being, at least an additional one year, UNICEF should concentrate on building its in-house technical capacity to support the FES in the existing programme areas and streamlining the administrative procedure to support the CIPs at the soum level.

The design is a two-arm Randomised Controlled Trial, in which a total of 480 adults with diabetes participating in an existing DSME programme will be randomly allocated to either usual care in the existing programme or to usual care plus a mobile phone self-management support intervention.

In a boost to the existing programme, hospitals will retrieve organs from patients who die in accident and emergency departments – as well as from those who die in intensive care units, as is currently the case.

The EU wants Greece to apply for an extension to the existing bailout programme, and the conditions can be altered once the extension is in place; Greece wants the existing programme to be abandoned and a bridging loan to be offered while a new deal is agreed.

"If our so-called partners insist, in any way, on extending the existing programme, that is to say the sinful memorandum because that is what they mean by the programme, there can be no agreement," he told the state news agency ANA-MPA on Sunday.

Which topics are incorporated in the existing programmes remains unclear.

More discussions are required within the Education Cluster to integrate necessary capacity building initiatives in the existing programmes.

However, its success will depend much on the skills of the implementers as it will on the resources availed for the integration of the elimination of child labour abuses in the existing programmes of UNICEF.

The design is a two-arm Randomised Controlled Trial (RCT), in which a total of 480 adults with diabetes (type 2 or 1) participating in an existing DSME programme in each country, will be randomly allocated to either self-management education as provided by the existing programme (usual care)or to self-management education plus a mobile phone self-management support intervention.

A strength of the community-based CHW model of service delivery is that through their training and exposure, CHWs are well aware of the existing programmes in the community and are able to play an active role in addressing these issues by serving as a point of contact for community-based resources.

Further funding will augment the existing programmes to help those in the grip of addiction or facing other problems.