Sentence examples for urban programme from inspiring English sources

@iffatjamil Iffat works in the urban programme unit in Islamabad.

While the Because I am a Girl urban programme can only make policy recommendations, other governing bodies are moving towards greater public involvement in urban change.

The paper unravels the as yet unproblematised origins of UDCs and CMDC and shows how the reorientation of the 1960s Urban Programme by the Labour government laid the ground for some of the subsequent Conservative government's urban policy shifts.

The Because I am a Girl urban programme, for example, aims to improve safety for adolescent girls in cities, by involving them in workshops and activities where they can voice and map how their public spaces and transport networks make them feel unsafe, and what improvements could be made.

Altogether, three of the ten programme soums and all four urban programme khoroos were visited.

Laura Lawson is dean of agriculture and urban programmes at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey.

Unlike the people of many other British cities, Londoners have already been sold on the "back to the city" idea, and urban programmes should now focus instead on accommodating urban settlers, not just attracting urban pioneers.

Development organisations have been quite slow to pick up on the growing urban realities (and the Institute of Development Studies, of which I am director, is no exception) and have not developed urban thinking or urban programmes sufficiently well.

"Urban farming is one piece of many bigger issues like structural inequality, pollution, health issues, and investment in these communities," says Laura Lawson, dean of the office of agriculture and urban programmes at Rutgers University.

The council's commitment to a planting agenda is cause for Margaret Lipscomb, director of urban programmes for the Tree Council, to cite it as an exemplar city for "its understanding of the benefits of trees, and the need to engage with people on why they are important".

Margaret Lipscombe, director of urban programmes at the Tree Council, says trees bring a plethora of benefits to people's lives.