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All communities succeeded in developing and enacting recommendations for action programmes, and about 40% of these programmes were implemented during the observation period of the project.

Research utilization can enhance policy decisions about resource allocation for services and programmes and decisions about how to deliver and finance those services [ 7, 8].

They also have suspicions about military links to its nuclear programme, and about work on high-explosive bomb triggers and a potentially nuclear-capable missile cone.

The staff interviews explored attitudes and beliefs about the rehabilitation programme and about the appropriateness of evaluating it using a randomised controlled trial.

Half of both parent [I, V, VIII, IX] and professional [I, III, VI, XII] studies reported parental fears and worries about the unknown, about going to a new programme, and about walking into a new environment.

But where are the modern day programmes and films about real housing issues?

Campbell left Downing Street this year and has been making television programmes and writing about sport for The Times.

Now it's a space they are reclaiming, as we can see from the proliferation of television programmes and books about home crafts and decorating.

Other key barriers to the landholders' participation in these programmes were aversions to support providers, a perceived unsuitability of properties or irrelevance of particular incentive programmes, and concerns about programme application procedures or property-rights and value-related implications of engagement.

It is therefore more difficult to generalise about the effects of the World Bank HIV/AIDS programmes and PEPFAR than about the Global Fund.

University B is starting to develop distance education programmes and is concerned about how it should develop assessment in that context.