Sentence examples for to evolve the programme from inspiring English sources

The health professionals' and patients' suggested areas for improvement were used to evolve the programme and the health professional training workshop.

Our Catalyst programme offers tailored support to evolve the way philanthropic and social investment is made by world-class businesses and individuals.

Taking a long-term view, BRAC has evolved the programme based on accumulating experience and learning [ 20].

In order to fully realise the impact potential of these activities UNICEF began to evolve a new programme strategy and develop a multi-country programme for the Pacific.

Moreover, there are plans to begin screening using FIT in other countries, and those that still use gFOBT are planning to evolve their programmes and adopt FIT.

This high level of commitment has translated into an ongoing learning process that has enabled the HEW programme to evolve according to the action and reflection process and the consequent learning that has taken place within the country.

Both were to run initially for 3 years, in order to allow the Programmes to evolve as a result of ongoing monitoring, evaluation, and stakeholder feedback.

We're ahead of schedule with no shortage of sponsors coming forward but it's right the programme continues to evolve.

True, the programme needs to evolve; perhaps it is right to bring-in 'recent' players (like Phil Tufnell) to sit alongside the likes of Jonathan Agnew and CMJ.

There is some indication that in order to be sustainable and remain relevant, CHW programmes need to evolve in continuous interaction with the formal health system and, more widely, with the society they are based in.

It then became a national programme before combining with other subsidy and cash transfer programmes to evolve into Bolsa Familia.