Sentence examples for of total programme from inspiring English sources

For the biggest US food aid programme, non-food costs now account for 65% of total programme expenditure. 1 United States The last time America's grain silos were so empty was in the early seventies, when the Soviet Union bought much of the harvest.

Both studies similarly identify that VCT has a major share of total programme cost but also is essential to the efficacy of the ART programme [ 39].

At $0.25, the product accounted for 51% of total programme costs, while HIV counselling and testing accounted for 38% of costs: each extra HIV test would increase the cost-effectiveness ratio by 36%.

We considered the effect of an arbitrary fixed cost of USD 200,000 for every main distribution round on the results in Figure 1 and found that the price of the 5-year LLINs could increase to USD 7.2 but otherwise a cost of this magnitude (3.7% of total programme cost over 10 years) has little impact on the relative cost effectiveness of nets with different lifespans (results not reported).

This mixed-method evaluation study gives more insight into the effects of the total programme and the separate implementation trajectories.

Simmons et al. [ 34], for example, evaluated the cost-effectiveness of family planning research programmes delivered by LHWs in rural Bangladesh as compared to government programmes; they indicated that vaccines comprised 0.12% of the total programme budget from 1978-1985.

It was found that in studying medicine, the number of course or credit units assigned to the rheumatology module was no more than 1 % of the total programme credits https://www.ues.edu.sv/descargas/catalogocompleto/Medicina.pdf.sv/descargas/catalogocompleto/Medicina.pdf

Major Programme 2.1: Agricultural Production and Support Systems accounted for 63percentt of total field programme expenditures in 1998-99 and had the highest ratio, with field programme expenditure nearly four times that of the programme of work.

The current "payments by results" tariff rewards episodic, hospital-based activity, whereas the ACO model will need a budget based around a total programme of care.

4. It is worth stressing that the figures under the column "Total Programme of Work in 2002-03" are not fully comparable to those in the Programme of Work and Budget 2002-03 document (issued in the early summer of 2001), as they reflect a more refined estimation of resources under other income (i.e. beyond those in the Regular Budget Appropriation voted by the FAO Conference).

The total programme consisted of 16 h of plenary and group sessions that were led by various Lean experts.