Sentence examples for programme direction from inspiring English sources
These centres provide a basis for field epidemiological and other health research interventions and also provide reliable health measurements to inform policy and programme direction.
It is recommended that a regional consultation of partners focuses on the participation of marginalized and most at risk adolescents, giving attention to gender issues, best practices, useful synergies and existing, as well as new partnerships, all of which to inform programme direction and development.
In order to make informed decisions about programme direction and resource allocation, TCSA and the community-based Healing Wind Advisory Group investigated sexual health knowledge, attitudes and behaviours through a baseline cross-sectional survey in 2006/07 and a follow-up survey in 2010, which informed prevention activities and interventions.
Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, 12 March 2013 – The United Nations Children's Fund and the Government of Turkmenistan have reached an important milestone in the Mid Term Review (MTR) process of the joint Country Programme of Cooperation for 2010-2015, whash hasetet major programme directions, strategies and results for children in Turkmenistan for the coming two years.
Management refers to community's capacity to take decisions about the programmes' direction and development.
"Russia intervened to save the country, for the sake of Syria," Kassis said on the al-Jazeera programme Opposite Direction on Tuesday.
Continued information exchange can benefit the involved member states, and the IAEA is providing a forum for review of programmes, project directions, and the results achieved.
(KI6; Afghan midwifery trainer) Internalisation is used here to denote the process of acceptance, approval, and ownership among stakeholders as government and civil society take on programme implementation and direction and international guidance reduces.
"It's sad that we are turning the programme in a direction where it will reduce the amount of motivation and stimulation it provides to young people".
These individuals are responsible for the Global Uncertainty programme's "strategic direction" and "core themes", co-ordination of its activities with the work of "research funders and potential users" – primarily "government" and "businesses" – and effective "exploitation of the research," including "how best to ensure inputs from 'connected' RCUK and stakeholder investments".
