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UNICEF also promotes introduction of Life Skills-based education in upper grades of secondary schools with particular focus on HIV/AIDS and healthy lifestyle.

UNICEF promotes introduction of innovative technology to Rwanda 16 February 2010 - At the launch of a safe water initiative today, UNICEF joined with the Ministry of Energy and Water and the Kigali Institute of Science and Technology to highlight how a marginalized community of "potters" can be empowered...    Email this article.

We promote introduction of risk-awareness in the design and operation of communications networks and services.

Also, the recent increase in large, stand-replacing wildfires may promote introduction and spread of species, such as diffuse knapweed (Centaurea diffusa Lam)., which may lead to reduced forage and land values and major ecosystem changes.

They will be keen to promote introduction of new generic biologic products, i.e. their prescribability.

Theoretically, these trans-ATs can complement an inactivated cis-AT, promoting introduction of a noncognate extender unit.

The Lifebox Foundation® (see http://www.lifebox.org) is a charity dedicated to improve the safety of surgery globally by increasing access to pulse oximetry for patients undergoing surgery and promoting introduction of the World Health Organization (WHO) surgical safety checklist.

Training and support should be provided to GP supervisors and others involved in these tutorials to ensure quality tutorial delivery and to promote introduction of this form of learning in other teaching practices.

We study a situation in which an R&D department promotes the introduction of an innovation that results in costly re-adjustments for production workers.

Thus, the Future Internet promotes the introduction of new architectures that provide the decoupling of identification and location.

Finally, many polymeric coatings are biocompatible, which promotes the introduction of the one-dimensional (1D) inorganic nanostructures into the biological systems.