Sentence examples for public information programme from inspiring English sources

The area launched its public information programme, which informs patients about SCRs as well as how to opt-out, in January 2010.

For iFOBT based screening, costs included those needed for the organisation of the screening campaign (public information, programme development, infrastructure and coordination) and purchasing, distributing and interpreting the tests (pathology processing and information costs) as well as the diagnostic follow up of positive iFOBTs.

Thus public information programmes are recommended but have not yet been realised in Vietnam.

"Our safety standards are the highest in the world," says Henrik Stendal, chief geologist at the Government Bureau of Minerals and Petroleum.In recent months the bureau has run an extensive public-information programme in Greenland, drawing full houses at meetings throughout the sprawling country.

Such awareness can best be maintained by a public-information programme designed around a population's existing perception of landslides.

Most PMRs on the other hand perceived the training itself as the main factor facilitating their own change, strongly supported by monitoring and public information activities and programme materials.

Moreover, it showed that the impact of tax increases is more marked for young adults and for members of low socio-economic groups, for whom the effects of public information and education programmes are least effective (Lewit et al, 1981; Townsend, 1987).

For the managers, the main budgetary limitations were in supporting adequate public information and monitoring for the programme, where these were seen as key to change for trainers, PMRs and their customers.

Public information can strengthen PMR training programmes by engaging local communities and may facilitate performance monitoring of PMRs by their clients.

In the past, public information was mostly about advertising eligibility for assistance programmes or for public-health announcements.

Owing to effective prevention programmes such as condom promotion, public information and targeted education, the number of new infections fell dramatically from the mid-1990s.