Sentence examples for national development programme from inspiring English sources
The national development programme for the prevention and care of diabetes was carried out in Finland during 2000 2010.
Flying Start NHS is the national development programme for all newly qualified nurses, midwives and allied health professionals in NHS Scotland.
The "Modern Cities" national development programme among many other urban development projects includes "low cost" motorway connections to all county right cities, which currently do not have a direct motorway connection (9 of 23).
The good performance of the TTF between 1999 and 2001 enabled the government to spend AUD $1 million for the Electrification of Outer-Islands project as part of its national development programme.
The latest national development programme for social and health care (the KASTE programme) emphasizes the significance of client feedback in organizing and producing health services and a new focus in primary care on the management of chronic diseases [ 14].
While not formally enforced, the complex traditional caste system is still associated with socio-economic disadvantages for marginalised castes and ethnic groups [29], something which national development programmes address through, for example, targeted subsidies.
Furthermore, sustainable management of secondary forests should be incorporated into national forest programmes (nfps), national development programmes, and international conventions.
It is particularly important that the child-specific actions proposed must be pursued as part of strengthening broader national development programmes combining revitalized economic growth, poverty reduction, human resource development and environmental protection.
Both Government and the UN System have been advised, as an outcome of the assessment, to define gender-related criterias that would guide eligibility for allocating funds to national development programmes.
The Committee recommended that countries seek to have their national forest programmes and their national development programmes and plans related to the management of other natural resources be mutually supportive.
recommended that countries seek to have their national forest programmes and their national development programmes and plans related to the management of other natural resources be mutually supportive (para 35).
