Sentence examples for programmes effective from inspiring English sources

Further research is warranted to examine the cost-effectiveness of alternative prevention programmes effective in reducing ECC incidence.

To the extent that we want to make anti-poverty programmes effective, we want to design them in a way that is mindful of that". This could mean helping poorer high school students fill in application forms for financial aid rather than leaving them to do it by themselves.

Topics include the concept of childhood, children in the labour market, child exploitation, the history of education, compulsory education programmes, effective programmes for children living or working on the street and experimental approaches to combat the problem of child labour.

Second, I thought that the failure of the FHFA to take Joe Gagnon's advice and do what was needed to be done to make the HARP programme effective had kept very low mortgage interest rates from materially boosting housing construction.

The previous Programme has also generated a strong lesson, which should be taken into consideration for the formulation of the new Programme: effective programme implementation requires adequate field presence of UNICEF in the countries.

Efficient programme structures were enabled through high political commitment from the Government, strong leadership from the programme, effective partnership and coordination among stakeholders, and adequate technical and financial support from the development partners.

Intervention unit staff were not persuaded that delivery of all elements of the structured LSCTC programme, effective in the single centre trial 3 would be more effective than their current unstructured approach.

37 Continuation of the maternal and child health programme and effective implementation of programmes to combat NCDs can reduce avoidable mortality in India.

Effectiveness: Both programmes are effective in meeting objectives; their effectiveness, should be improved.

Justine Greening, international development secretary, said: "The NAO has recognised that DfID programmes are effective in saving lives as well as demonstrating good value for money.

Parenting programmes are effective in reducing child conduct problems but only few cost-effectiveness studies are published [ 3].