"information programmes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to television or radio programs that aim to provide viewers with knowledge or updates on certain topics. Example: "The public broadcasting network offers a wide range of educational and information programmes on topics such as science, history, and current events."
Its work has ranged from health information programmes addressing diabetes, heart disease and perinatal mortality to educational resources.
Preventing the "vulnerable" from slipping back means helping them remain in work, with training and information programmes.
The working title for the channel is the Middle Eastern Television Network, and while information programmes will occupy most of the schedule, softer formats will play a crucial role in the broader cultural campaign, Mr Pattiz said.
We used quilts to cover our heads". Many residents said the training and information programmes that followed the last earthquake had taught them what to do: leave at once, protect your heads, gather well away from buildings.
Currently the South African government has introduced the South Africa Connect Initiative that seeks to create an environment where citizens whether living in the remote areas of the Kalahari or in urban areas of Gauteng will be able to connect and access government information, programmes and services.
To qualify, organisations must show that they share the ideals of the charter, operate on a non-profit basis, "demonstrate interest in UN issues and proven ability to reach large or specialised audiences" and have the commitment and means to conduct effective information programmes about UN activities.
The area launched its public information programme, which informs patients about SCRs as well as how to opt-out, in January 2010.
- Inform a wider information programme about such stigma and the steps that can be taken to alleviate it.
And the Alzheimer's Society has worked to develop a dementia information programme for south Asian families.
In a report in 2012, the Public Accounts Committee said the £71m mobile information programme scheme had achieved savings of just £600,000.
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