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More training, and involvement with Dementia Friends initiative, to boost awareness of the needs of those with dementia.
The clubs approved plans to proceed with an initiative to boost the number of black and minority ethnic (BAME) coaches and managers in the game.
In 2010, Chinese authorities launched an initiative to boost numbers in the Hunchun National Siberian Tiger Nature Reserve near the country's border with Russia and North Korea.
In a further initiative to boost the Star, some 25,000 copies of its Thursday issue will be distributed free to homes in the area.
Only in a few areas has he tried something really new that might attract both conservatives and moderates, such as his education reform or the still-wobbly "faith-based initiative" to boost the public role of religious charities.
Open to overseas recreational runners for the first time as part of a wider initiative to boost tourism, this was a historical moment for the world's most secretive nation.
Governments and 45 of the largest agribusiness corporations are expected to unveil initiatives to boost African farming.
President Goodluck Jonathan has launched initiatives to boost development, schools and health care in the north-east.
The administration also suggested ways to ease regulatory hurdles for infrastructure and energy development and initiatives to boost small businesses owned by Native Americans.
He added: "We have a series of initiatives to boost housing supply, including the provision of affordable housing and to support a healthy private rented sector.
