Sentence examples for the programme resources from inspiring English sources

An important portion of the Programme resources has been dedicated to financing training materials preparation, trainer experts, venues, monitoring, etc.

A week later the programme resources will be distributed during a second visit, and the accelerometers will be collected.

The programme resources have allowed UNICEF "to take a place at the table and partner in a genuine way around building a social welfare workforce" in target countries.

The same team of volunteer facilitators had delivered all the CHIP interventions in a uniform manner, utilising the programme resources provided.

From an equity perspective, the fact that over 20% of the available cash funds went to provide new or improved housing for 24% of the 41households interviewed (see figure 11), leads one to question how equitably and efficiently the scare programme resources were allocated.

The former approach is useful in assessing the allocation of programme resources and their opportunity costs, i.e. determining whether these resources could be used more productively elsewhere, whereas the latter cost estimates are helpful to national planners in assessing programme affordability.

In all of the study districts, programme resources were in place and routine services were reliably available, yet coverage improved in some districts and not in others.

130. Gender-sensitive activities will be implemented through the use of Regular Programme resources allocated to the selected major outputs, supplemented by extra-budgetary funds.

This relationship between hospital-based and community-based staff requires close communication, but maximizes programme resources for the largest number of patients and provides close follow-up throughout all stages of treatment.

A lack of consistent government policy authorisation and programme resources limited the development of a network administration organisation, which was needed to maintain further cycles of facilitated reflection.

In a wider programme, resources in the NHS BCSCP would need to be ensured to enable consistent information to be available to GPs. (5) Finally, incomplete or inaccurate NHS BCSP records meant that subjects with a diagnosis of colorectal cancer were not always identified from GP records, and callers needed to be aware that the intervention may have been applied inappropriately.