Sentence examples for small-scale programme from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

An experimental, small-scale research programme can easily be coupled with the development of theory and act as a stimulus to further research, thereby hastening both understanding of the issues and development of practical solutions.

The work he had been doing before had been largely mundane, setting up small-scale migration programmes for people moving to South America and organising transport for new arrivals.

The Navrongo and Gomoa studies in Ghana were of small-scale CHW programmes initiated by research institutes at the time of the study [ 28, 29].

Thus, the post-apartheid South African government's economic programmes of black empowerment, small-scale micro financing programmes and land (and other assets) redistribution programmes are likely to increase the number of households with the ability to purchase health insurance policies.