Sentence examples for renewal programmes from inspiring English sources

The big anti-poverty, social inclusion and neighbourhood renewal programmes are all informed by them.

There are social reasons for doing these works There is a strong and well-documented link between taking care of places and creating a sense of community and belonging... the urgency to reduce carbon emissions and save energy is creating new approaches to old problems, at a time when neighbourhood renewal programmes are in decline.

Hopefully, this would result in a more effective management of large urban regeneration and renewal programmes, and a better interaction with operators and investors willing to try fresh planning approaches.

For these past 20 years Italy has been using the tool of Integrated Intervention Programme in its broader form, including all kinds of land and urban regeneration and renewal programmes.

Such programmes have usually taken the form of large-scale urban regeneration and neighbourhood renewal programmes that have good potential to tackle health inequalities as they directly influence the wider social, economic and environmental determinants of physical and mental health, such as employment, housing, education, income and welfare.

The permanent costs of the "corporate renewal" programme will be £10m a year.

Serco said last week that it had appointed Lord Gold to oversee its internal renewal programme.

City officials launched a renewal programme, but found their efforts marred by payday lenders.

A spokeswoman for the restoration and renewal programme, as it is known, also declined to comment.

Downing Street said that the costs had increased after the completion of the design phase of the renewal programme.

What's so frustrating is that the 'network renewal programme' didn't identify this branch for closure.