Sentence examples for of programme strategy from inspiring English sources

THE INSIDERS David Bergg, director of programme strategy, ITV1 and ITV2.

Jain will take on responsibility for ITV2, ITV3, ITV4 and CITV and report to David Bergg, director of programme strategy.

As part of his new role, Bennett - who will report to the director of programme strategy, David Bergg - will also take over the responsibilities of ITV's former director of acquisitions, Jay Kandola, who took redundancy earlier this month.

An evaluation of the Programme was conducted to provide critical reflection and feedback on the (i) relevance; (ii) role, design, focus; (iii) effectiveness; (iv) efficiency; and (v) sustainability/replicability of programme strategies and activities aimed at eliminating child labour.

c) Findings on appropriateness and effectiveness of programme strategies and interventions used Multi-sectoral approaches to capacity building and system strengthening that also target harmful social norms are effective.

(i) Programme managers need to reflect on the nature of relationships between peer workers and their groups and how these may enhance (or hinder) the implementation of programme strategies.

The next MTSP will include limited but strategic shifts in the substantive emphasis of the plan as well as more significant modifications in the mix of programme strategies to support countries to achieve results while retaining enough flexibility to enable UNICEF to develop country programmes of cooperation that respond to the specific needs of each country context.

The relevance of the programme strategy in relation to macro policy contexts was potentially supportive of, and influential with regard to, national policy formulation and decisions at the macro level.

We applied the principles of theory-driven evaluation in an ex-post evaluation of one of the programme strategies of the PASSAGE programme, Projet d'Approche Solidaire en Santé Génésique.

Among others, a revised programme document was prepared, which more clearly identified the two major axes of the programme strategy, i.e. a strong preventive character and an important learning component.

The end-of-cycle (EoC) review of the MTSP 2006-2013 (summarinE/ICEF/2013/42013/4) provided an opportunity to analyse the progress made towards the child-related Millennium Development Goals; assess the effectiveness of each programme strategy to achieve results; and review the changing context as a key input to the planning of the next MTSP.