Sentence examples for inform programmes from inspiring English sources

RENEWAL in South Africa has deliberately focused on supporting government officials who have been interested in evidence to inform programmes.

It can also inform programmes, e.g. on where to direct resources to target the most vulnerable and poorest communities and groups.

A recent realist informed systematic review, which investigated how and why routine and case-based inquiry interventions work to inform programmes and policies supports these findings [ 12].

UNICEF also invited experts from the region to look at ways to improve data collection on adolescents and young key populations to better inform programmes and services for them.

Purpose/Objective: The baseline evaluation's key objectives included assessing the health and well-being of young children and families in the surveyed sites and establishing current conditions related to ECD&F to inform programmes in the selected areas.

This initiative on children on the move aims to improve our understanding of child migration and mobility in the region and to inform programmes to prevent child trafficking and to reduce the risks migrating children are facing.

This means that though the framework might provide an overall impression of programme progress, the data and information provided is not sufficiently detailed to inform programme management.

However, there was little evidence that the information collected through disease surveillance activities was being used to inform programme decision-making.

It's an idea I hope the whole BBC could call on, helping inform programme-makers across radio and television.

Greater understanding of the learning process would help to inform programme design and delivery, and enhance the quality of the educational experience and impact for practitioners.

Tracing studies are, however, able to collect first-hand accounts of reasons for loss to care besides mortality, which can be used to inform programme design and appropriate interventions.