Sentence examples for recipient programs from inspiring English sources

In recipient programs, the LNG IUS is provided free-of-charge alongside established contraceptives so women can have expanded choice.

As an interim approach, we estimated the scale of lives saved, by summarizing deaths averted from key service delivery results reported by recipient programs.

The presented estimates of lives saved and life-years gained by Global Fund-supported ARV, DOTS and ITNs indicate the magnitude of mortality reductions achieved by recipient programs.

This efficacy was applied to estimate mortality reductions resulting from ITN deliveries in recipient programs in sub-Saharan Africa and in Papua New Guinea, where falciparum malaria occurs of a similar endemicity[ 30].

Beginning in July of that year, California addressed its budget crisis by issuing 450,000 registered warrants, totaling $2.6 billion, to individual and business claimants, including recipients of aid programs, recipients of tax refunds and government contractors.

The FSL incision depth of the recipient was programmed to begin 70 μm anterior to the endothelium at the thinnest point on the optical coherence tomography pachymetry map (Visante, Carl Zeiss Meditec, Inc., Dublin, CA).

The committee has held a series of hearings on SNAP, and Conaway has repeatedly asked former food stamp recipients and program advocates to testify.

Related sub-classifications were based on interpretations and descriptions of each primary classification in the literature (e.g. the "adaptability" classification was associated with themes of "responsiveness to health needs", "responsiveness to non-health needs", "recipient-led program design", and "recipient-led resource allocation").

Second, breakdowns in the relationship between donor and program recipients may hinder the accessibility of those conducting M&E as the program is transitioning to the program recipient.

Developing local stakeholder capacity: Shifting health program responsibility from donor to program recipient means that the capacity previously supplied by donors must be replaced or adapted according to the priorities and capacities of local actors.

Subsequent to these pre-transition activities, the transition entails a set of ongoing iterative processes that gradually shift program responsibility from the donor to the program recipient.