Sentence examples for programme capacity from inspiring English sources

The reduction in prescheduled sessions from 36 to 24 was undertaken to increase programme capacity.

Implementing an evaluation framework within a service setting involves several challenges, particularly in relation to programme capacity.

We will compare health behaviours and mental health outcomes among individuals who receive the intervention, versus participants randomised to a wait list necessitated by limited programme capacity.

The experience and the products of this research will help to strengthen the linkages between the LHW and MNCH programmes, in a holistic way and to build the district and programme capacity to implement these interventions under routine programme circumstances.

In pursuing these priorities, UNICEF will use its global presence, its country programme capacity and its voice to help change the world with children - putting children at the heart of every agenda and finding effective ways to ensure that children's voices are heard.

Although we have represented Schell et al. 's (2013) framework categorizing organizational and contextual domains essential for supporting programme capacity for sustainability in a tabular format, the framework in its original form lists the domains as a series of interacting and closely relating spheres resembling a compass.

CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT AND EXTENSION - Collection of learning programmes, capacity building material, and links to insititutions that provide resources, courses and/or trainings on forest and landscape restoration.

These and other externally-resourced organisations were reported to fund HIV education programmes, water irrigation and farming programmes, community capacity building programmes and orphan care and support.

The overall goal of the Programme is capacity building at the local level.

The buzzwords in aid these days, and the linchpins of Amref's programme, are "capacity building" and "empowerment".

Things are slightly better on the canal network, which continues to benefit from a restoration programme; but capacity has still shrunk by over a third in the last 20 years.