Sentence examples for project-based initiatives from inspiring English sources

UNICEF Program Approach initiated in CPC 1 (1979) represented a departure from previous project-based initiatives, guided by analyses of the needs of children.

Background: The Pennsylvania Cancer Alliance Bioinformatics Consortium (PCABC, http://www.pcabc.upmc.edu) is one of the first major project-based initiatives stemming from the Pennsylvania Cancer Alliance that was funded for four years by the Department of Health of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

And, Google Talk, or G Chat as many of us refer to it, is a simple instant messaging tool that is helpful for those quick exchanges between co-workers. 5. DropBox is a dream when it comes to working on project-based initiatives.

With that in mind, Intel offers a range of project-based education initiatives for young people between eight and 25 years old.

Project-based educational initiatives like the protocol design contest are of particular interest on the MIT campus these days, as the Institute offers more and more courses through the edX online-education initiative it launched with Harvard University.

Creating a national vision for protecting children requires moving past piecemeal, project-based, and localized initiatives towards a more holistic approach in which a set of core mandates and duties are established.

However, I have learned about deeper learning initiatives, project-based learning, and community-focused efforts that may be steps in the right direction, given the proper support and resources.

Despite efforts to improve alignment through the formation of a sector-wide approach (SWAp) for health in 1999 and the creation of a fund to pool resources for identified priorities, increasingly DAH is provided as short-term, project-based support for disease-specific initiatives, in particular HIV/AIDS.

The project-based laboratory was used to develop initiative and innovation (Cioc et al., 2009) and to improve students' skills in critical thinking and analysis (Treacy et al., 2011).

The initiative is shifting from a project-based approach to a more systematized and coordinated strategy with the development of a framework that integrates CFS at national, provincial and local levels.

The national HIV program plans to strengthen provincial programming by re-defining various service linkages and accelerate the transition from project-based approach to integrated service delivery in line with the 'Treatment 2.0' initiative.