Sentence examples for sensitisation training from inspiring English sources

In Delhi - which has the unsavoury reputation of being known as India's "rape capital" patriarchal attitudes of police are slowly being dismantled through gender sensitisation training and women's helplines and help desks staffed exclusively by female police officers have been set up.

Gender sensitisation training needs to be given to parents, students, teachers, principals, ISAs, DDEs & ZDEs, if schools are to be gender responsive in the future.

Similarly, awareness and sensitisation training would support current service providers to use appropriate language when discussing disability, challenge misconceptions about sexuality and disability, and ultimately strengthen their capacity to provide better quality SRH services for women with disability.

As part of the Uganda Newborn Study UNESTT) (32), we engaged public as well as private for-profit and not-for-profit providers through sensitisation, training, and supervision around childbirth and newborn care.

KHPT again advocated with the government, who in turn ordered the heads of the key government development and police departments to attend two-day sensitisation training workshops, designed and delivered by KHPT in partnership with the government and the FSW community.

The non tradable components of the unit costs (for example resources associated with community sensitisation and training) were adjusted based on international dollar differences using purchasing power parity (PPP) adjustment rates, to work out the international dollar equivalent of buying the same amount of goods and services outside Tanzania [29].

– The MOHSW should intensify its formal sensitisation and training of health workers on ANC issues.

And it means support for curriculum reform, gender sensitisation and training to ensure that girls get the most out of every hour they spend in the classroom.

This may be related to allergic sensitisation or training environment with possible consequences for the diagnosis and management of symptoms and AHR in these athletes.

However, we made efforts to improve data quality through training, sensitisation sessions, and supervision visits.

By August 2011, a total of 13,594 police personnel (12,786 males and 808 females), representing 61.5% of the police force, had received HIV/AIDS sensitisation and awareness training.