"programmes implemented" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used in formal or technical contexts to describe the implementation or execution of planned programmes or activities. Example: The success of the company's environmental conservation efforts can be attributed to the effective programmes implemented by the team.
On the basis of DOMC implementation guidelines [ 18], a research team from the Kenya Medical Research Institute KEMRI -Wellcomee Trust Programme worked in collaboration with the DOMC and District Health Management Teams (DHMTs) in Busia, Kwale and Makueni districts to support implementation and evaluate the PMR programmes implemented.
"Such data could serve as a useful feedback on the impact of intervention programmes implemented," says a ministry of health spokesperson.
"PbR allowed us to strengthen our M&E and make it more rigorous and this can have positive effects on other programmes implemented with other funding mechanisms".
Interventions are dramatically strengthened when integrated into wider programmes, implemented by organisations that have established a strong relationship with the communities in which they work.
The Emirates Foundation now has six simple key performance indicators and has also changed its focus from being a grant-giver to hundreds of groups across multiple areas, to focus on one core issue – youth in the United Arab Emirates – with all programmes implemented in-house.
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Unicef's disaster risk reduction programmes implement simple measures like early warning systems which can mean the difference between life and death.
Development of local programmes implementing software-based models to collect and manage this information should be promoted.
These findings have influenced how some public health programmes implement related strategies.
Almost half the programmes implementing birth asphyxia activities made no attempt to collect birth asphyxia data.
While studies have shown the effectiveness of some CHW programmes, implementing these programmes at scale and in resource-constrained settings has proved difficult [ 3].
