Sentence examples for progress of programmes from inspiring English sources

Malawi is applying the Monitoring Results for Equity system (MoRES) framework, which collects data on the progress of programmes in order to shape further programming.

While all of these programmes produced positive effects on employment during the operational period, the effects subsequently faded soon before or just after the financial incentives ended mostly due to control group members "catching up" to the progress of programme group members.

These measurements can classify patients or monitor the progress of treatment programmes for people with low back pain.

These could be compared with estimates from future MIS surveys in Angola to evaluate the progress of intervention programmes.

Strengthen monitoring systems that track the progress of policies, programmes, and funding towards achieving both national and global breastfeeding targets.

The ambitious goal of eliminating FGM/C within a generation can be achieved by building on the progress of existing programmes and practices.

Ms. Sham Poo reiterated UNICEF's support and indicated that UNICEF would carefully monitor the progress of all programmes and ensure that they are sustained.

The inclusion of NCDs into the post-2015 development agenda along with the global monitoring framework provides an opportunity to monitor progress of development programmes in developing countries.

FAO's Resource Mobilization Division led the discussion on the FAO-Sida strategic priorities, the ongoing progress of projects, programmes and activities, and possible new areas of collaboration.

According to the ten UN agencies behind the statement, "The ambitious goal of eliminating female genital mutilation within a generation can be achieved by building on the progress of existing programmes and working hand in hand with communities.

The ICG, whose members include UNICEF, the World Health Organization (WHO), Médecins sans Frontières (MSF), and the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), recently met in Geneva to review progress of immunization programmes and yellow fever vaccine supply to ensure the ongoing protection of populations most at risk of yellow fever outbreaks.