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Clean Break Clean Break is a London-based theatre company with an independent education programme, established by two women prisoners in 1979.

Hence, perhaps, the writer in residence programme established by Reykjavik when it was named a Unesco City of Literature in 2011, inviting holders to develop "a literary project based on the country of Iceland".

The European Space Agency, which as The Economist went to press, was due to launch a satellite built entirely by students, will be hoping for a more successful outcome.The Student Space Exploration and Technology Initiative (SSETI), a programme established by the agency to boost interest in space science among European youngsters, has an ambitious agenda.

One scheme the Emmy Noether Programme, established by the German Research Foundation ( DFG) in 1999, offers "junior" postdoctoral researchers--those who have finished their Ph.D.s within 2 to 4 year--funding for up to 6 years to establish their own research groups.

Her success has been made possible by the Ogata Initiative, a regional comprehensive development assistance programme established by the Government of Japan and supported by Afghanistan's Ministry of Education and UNICEF.

This is a Community Oriented Primary Health Care programme established by the South African Ministry of Health to prevent and treat diseases prevalent in rural Natal (such as tuberculosis, syphilis, smallpox, typhoid, and measles), and to inform health policy [ 23- 25].

Polling data published by Reuters at the end of the campaign showed a close correlation between support for Maduro and Venezuelans' contact with the misiones, or social programmes, established by Chávez, that provided everything from healthcare and subsidised food to college education.

Given the importance of fostering evolutionary resilience in the face of global change, however, a more strategic step would be to incorporate such topic as one of the Cross-Cutting Issues (which develop work on key matters of relevance to the seven thematic programmes established by the Conference of the Parties; see Appendix S1 for details).

She also left her mark in the US and went on to run a pottery at Dartington in Devon that became integral to the artistic programme established there by Leonard and Dorothy Elmhirst.

Gucci, the funder of the workshop and a UNICEF partner since 2005, is also the largest corporate supporter of Schools for Africa, a programme established in 2004 by UNICEF, the Nelson Mandela Foundation and the Hamburg Society.

In Cote d'Ivoire, for example, UNICEF's Learning for Peace Programme established 21 early childhood centres, managed by groups of mothers from all different ethnic and social backgrounds.