(clinic 1) Implementing the intervention demanded a reallocation of resources to the programme, with some additional funding needing to be sourced and directed through a non-governmental organisation (NGO).
Recommendations: 1. Greater Investment in HFLE Greater effort should be made to advocate for the allocation of adequate sustainable financing and other resources for the programme since much of its viability and effectiveness in the long-term will be hinged on adequate and sustained investment.
That is, adopt an interdisciplinary approach, namely a combination of the efforts of specialists in the natural and social sciences, use the resources of the EU programmes in a more effective way, especially by wider and more active participation in communication programmes such as LIFE+ while continuing regional and local initiatives already underway.
The misuse of resources and mismanagement of the programme was widespread and became well known.
It is an overview of the 3 day AGORA 'Train the Trainers' workshop and highlights key skills that are necessary for the efficient and effective use of the resources in the Programme.
Further, taking a social and ecological approach including the use of community resources, the programme encourages ongoing adherence to exercise by patients.
Programme completers (n=15) as well as non-completers (n=15) will be invited to undertake a face-to-face interview to gain information regarding their perceptions of the programme, the resources and the programme ambassadors.
As such, it may be possible to mobilise community resources and ensure sustainability of the programme (21).
Speaking at the ceremony, H.E Mr. Alemayehu Tegenu, Minister of Water Resources noted the importance of the programme in harmonizing WASH efforts around the country.
Whilst screening at next GP consultation brings the greatest health benefits and affects the largest number of people, it also carries a heavily front-loaded resource profile, whereas implementing a programme of screening at next GP registration offers a much more even spread of resourcing over the duration of the programme.
