Sentence examples for program gender from inspiring English sources
Of the agencies, two programs were highlighted: (1) SEPAVIGE, the MoH IPV program, (Gender based Violence Special Services and UAVIF Family Violence Prevention and Care Unitit).
A purposive sample of 20 GPs (degree of participation in the overall program, gender, age, practice type) was selected for one-to-one interviews.
Some also noted that a few dimensions of the DW Agenda (social protection, employment) do map onto the Bank's work related programs (e.g. social protection, better work program, gender and development initiatives).
Statistical adjustments for training program, gender, post-graduate year, and time between module completion and posttest did not change any of the study findings reported below (results not shown).> -wrap-foot> *Groups differed on the sequence of module format exposure, but all participants in each group were assigned to complete two modules in each format.
While robotics competition experiences may motivate students to learn more programming, gender gaps in programming involvement persist in these learning environments and appear to widen as students grow older and enter more advanced competitions.
Use of a human rights based approach to programming, gender equity, and reaching the most disadvantaged.
Likewise, for the recovery and early development phases, each evaluation refers to UNICEF's MTSP and issues related to human rights-based approach to programming, gender mainstreaming and national/local capacity development.
On the other hand, differences between the sexes in the rank order of comorbidities beyond the top three suggest that when prioritising modifiable risk factors for falls prevention programs gender differences should be taken into account.
These students were matched for academic ability (based on weighted average mark - 'WAM' - in the program) and gender (to minimise any gender-related differences).
It will also be a key input to knowledge management on joint programming and programming for gender equality and women's empowerment.
Is sex the "hardware" on which the program of gender is run, or is sex itself thoroughly cultural?
