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So far at least, an IMF-inspired restructuring programme has made things worse.

A recent fiscal reform programme has made life harder for most citizens.

The envy is of the fact that Iran's controversial programme has made its regime more popular domestically, and brought it a certain respect, if only grudging, abroad.

A study by the Council of Europe says there is no evidence that America's asset recovery programme has made much impact on organised crime.

Borrowing for a mass housebuilding programme has made sense throughout the depression, but more easily overcomes the "unaffordable" objection when wealth is being generated.

"It's had a really good impact," she tells me, adding that physiotherapists have commented on the difference the programme has made to patients.

In the past year, however, advances in the Iranian programme have made this red line irrelevant.

This measured indicators including absenteeism, worker turnover and productivity to see if the healthworks programme had made a difference.

Partly it's because the themes of the programme have made for such interesting and varied discussion.

An additional 76 per cent of people said the Work Programme had made them feel less able to work than before they had started it.

One parent interviewed said the Government's de-radicalisation programme had made the classroom similar to a "spy room" with teachers on the lookout for signs of extremism.