Sentence examples for small scale programme from inspiring English sources

Figures on a small scale programme "Einstiegsgeld" for UB II recipients are not available for 2005 and 2006.

Cohen et al. [ 13] examine a small scale programme pilot-testing an innovative mechanism for subsidising artemisinin-based combination therapy (ACTs) delivered through private drug shops in Tanzania.

However, the small-scale programme was labour and time intensive.

Because the submission of hospital information was voluntary, hospitals with a small-scale programme tended to be excluded from the Guidebook.

The small-scale programmes focus on the city's working poor, unemployed youth and children, leaving alone larger issues like welfare reform and homelessness.

Small-scale programmes include a diversity of technologies such as water harvesting, well development, river offtakes and use of wetlands.

The evaluation of the European ESTHER Alliance proposed a differentiation of roles for IHP programmes (see Fig.  1) within development cooperation dependent on scale and technical focus [ 6]; with small-scale programmes being best suited for experimentation or incremental learning.

While these examples described formative comparison of PT against ongoing delivery, all involved small-scale programmes, and the methods used to review implementation and communicate findings to the programmes were not fully described.

The initiatives included the establishment of: a training and development centre; a road-drainage embankment works programme; a decentralised, small scale irrigation programme; and, a two-tiered cooperative system with primary cooperatives operating in the villages, and federations operating at sub-district level.

Compared to small scale CBHW programmes (e.g. those implemented locally by Non-Governmental Organisations), Liu et al. [ 6] suggest that large-scale programmes have the potential to deliver positive health outcomes if appropriate attention is given to ensuring that they have strong management systems.

According to Chitika (2008) the difference between his figures and those presented by Imani Development Consultants could be attributed to recent technical and financial support from organizations like Land O'Lakes and the Small Scale Livestock Promotion Programme (SSLPP) in selected milk bulking groups, who as a condition of this support prohibited farmers from supplying the informal market.