Sentence examples for programme organized from inspiring English sources

As part of a sport-for-development programme organized by the Ministry of Education and UNICEF through four non-governmental organizations, the festivals give communities an opportunity to showcase their sporting talents and celebrate the World Cup in their own areas.

- The programme organized successful National Immunization Days in 1998, 1999 and 2000.

The programme organized village health committees each with a local health activist who received specialized training.

The cricketers were visiting the Aranguez Government Secondary School, outside the Trinidadian capital, Port of Spain, where students were taking part in an HIV awareness programme organized by the Trinidad and Tobago Alliance for Sports and Physical Education TTASPEEducation TTASPE

Lastly, a dissemination strategy was developed, consisting of a handbook and a training course for health promotion professionals, to help them recruit teachers to work with the programme, organize a two hour kick-off meeting for the teachers, advise the teachers during programme implementation, evaluate the implementation and contribute to programme continuation in the schools [ 19].

The NTRL successfully participates in two annual external proficiency testing programmes organized by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) and the Supra national laboratory net work.

Conversely, postgraduate-level training and education programmes organized by and in the hospital are more frequently attended by leaders than employees, and by health-care providers than health-administration workers; in postgraduate-level programmes organized outside the hospital, leaders were shown to have an advantage over employees.

Boosting self-esteem The cricketers' visit to the centre is one of the outreach programmes organized by UNICEF offices in the Caribbean as part of the alliance between the International Cricket Council, UNAIDS, UNICEF and the Caribbean Broadcast Media Partnership to spotlight issues concerning children and HIV/AIDS during the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007.

'Our Voices, Our Future' The visit from the Scottish cricketers is one of the many outreach programmes organized by UNICEF offices in the Caribbean during ICC Cricket World Cup 2007 as part of the partnership between the ICC, UNICEF, UNAIDS and the Caribbean Broadcast Media Partnership on HIV/AIDS to support the global campaign, Unite for Children.

This was achieved through the implementation of specific prevention programmes organized together with schools; establishment of child friendly rooms in police stations facilitating more reliable and less traumatizing interrogations of juveniles, the development and implementation of alternative measures to detention which focus on reintegrating juveniles into society.

This programme is organized into two phases: a tier 1 screening battery and, for those chemicals that are positive in this phase, a tier 2 testing battery.