Sentence examples for the cooperation programme from inspiring English sources

The biggest component of the FP7 is the Cooperation Programme which received 64% of the overall FP7 budget (51 billion Euros).

As early as 1998, the Cooperation Programme in Europe for Research on Nature and Industry through Coordinated University Studies ( COPERNICUS) was launched by CRE, the predecessor of the European Universities Association ( EUA).

The cooperation programme has strategically targeted capacity-building resources to teachers, head teachers, and district and VDC officials.

The involvement of decentralized structures in the planning, implementation and monitoring of the cooperation programme will be enhanced.

The Cooperation Programme on ECD emphasizes three strategic objectives: (1) capacity building, (2) knowledge generation and dissemination, and (3) mainstreaming ECD into policies and services for young children.

The Cooperation Programme on ECD emphasizes three strategic objectives: (1) capacity building, (2) knowledge generation and dissemination, and (3) mainstreaming ECD into policies and programmes for young children.

Nevertheless, we have to build a mechanism that allows the members of the Board to receive clear and dynamic information about the cooperation programmes that are going to be implemented.

It is found that in discussing which driving force is more important in the local cooperation programme, the conclusion varies in different stages of the cooperation process.

Following the local level training CIBs were placed in each of the 222 focus communities identified in the joint cooperation programme between UNICEF and the Government of Nigeria.

Unutilised appropriations at the close of the financial period are cancelled, except for the Technical Cooperation Programme (TCP) appropriation which remains available for obligations during the financial period following that for which the funds were voted.

Other recommendations are to: 1) incorporate adolescents in the next Cooperation Programme, since they are largely absent from the current Programme; 2) strengthen the Programme's comprehensive vision of childhood development; and 3) promote interventions related to the family and surrounding community.