Sentence examples for needs and programme from inspiring English sources

Assessing this need during recruitment may be considered as research has shown that if applicant needs and programme goals align, the recruit is more likely to perform effectively and efficiently.

Cherrington et al. [ 17] note that there are those who feel that CHWs deserve to be paid and those who argue that receiving a wage is contrary to the very nature of lay advising but that there are legitimate arguments for utilizing both the paid and volunteer models, depending on the context, community needs and programme goals.

Heroin drug users have specific dental needs, and programmes to improve their oral health should be an integral part of strategies to prevent addictions including treatments and harm reduction programmes.

Our findings have important implications for needs assessment and programme planning.

Except for after-school sport programmes, females are more likely to attend than males, and attendance has been shown to drop with increasing age (possibly mediated by the congruence between the adolescent's developmental needs and the programme content) [ 24].

The CHT of Bangladesh therefore needs policies and programmes for environmentally compatible and economically viable agricultural systems to alleviate poverty and protect the natural environment (Rasul 2005).

UNICEF's first programmes addressed national development priorities, as well as immediate humanitarian needs, and the national programme for 1995-1999 fonused on immunisation, health, rehabilitation, nutrition, education and child protection.

By showing how much the country will save if recourse to unsafe abortion is prevented, the study provides important evidence supporting need for policy and programme change to lower the high incidence of unsafe abortion.

We worked closely with Dr Cynthia Maung (the clinic's founder) to understand their needs and design a programme that met them.

Hence, HIV testing programmes targeting drug users who exhibit high-risk behaviours are urgently needed, and such programmes might also fruitfully incorporate educational campaigns towards reducing discrimination against drug use.

That means tact is needed, and targeted programmes.