Sentence examples for programme initiatives from inspiring English sources

With regard to the Food Insecurity and Vulnerability Information Mapping System (FIVIMS), one of the major programme initiatives from the World Food Summit, initial activities commenced in some eight countries in 1999 and many more are planned for the year 2000.

Christopher Stawski, vice-president of strategic programme initiatives at the foundation, said earlier this month: "Many might think imagination can't be measured.

This paper argues that an alternative approach, based upon embedding transferable skills into the curriculum, produces more consistent and sustainable results than policy led enterprise programme initiatives, especially when informed by a systematic and integrated transferable skills framework.

Mohamed Nur, who served as mayor from July 2010 to February 2014, put up the first street lamps in the city and rolled out its first rubbish collection programme, initiatives which he says boosted popular support for his government, weakening the militants' support base.

As a result, output in some programme initiatives often fell short of original objectives.

We are not aware of any major programme initiatives that could explain our results.

Health and economies both depend on well-managed natural resources and healthy ecosystems," Dominique Charron, programme leader of the Ecohealth programme initiative at the International Development Research Centre (IDRC), told me.

Pearce, who was speaking at Sholing FC as part of England team sponsor Vauxhall's Youth Programme initiative, also hinted that full honours for Shaw would not be out of the question.

Southampton have got a real reputation of bringing talent through". Pearce, who was speaking at Sholing FC as part of England team sponsor Vauxhall's Youth Programme initiative, also hinted that full honours for Shaw would not be out of the question.

In 2015, UN Women Ethiopia Country Office partnered with the Association for Women's Sanctuary and Development AWSADD) to establish the largest shelter in the country in Oromia region, as part of the 'Preventing and Responding to Violence Against Women and Girls in Ethiopia' programme, funded by the Governments of Ireland and Denmark, under UN Women's flagship programme initiative.

The stated objectives against which progress was to be measured were taken from the Contribution Agreement and the revised objectives as outlined in the May 1999, Third Annual Progress Report for CIDA on the Safe Motherhood Programme Initiative.