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The PALM PLUS intervention was implemented with full collaboration with the Malawi Ministry of Health (MoH), the Nurses and Midwives Council of Malawi, the Medical Council of Malawi and the Zomba District Health Office.

IFAD-financed projects in the Near East Region, both at the national and regional levels, were being implemented with full collaboration of the two leading research centres for arid and semi arid lands: ICARDA, ACSAD.

The architecture was experimented in an educational project of two semesters, performed integrating the traditional educational path of a class of children aged 7, with the full collaboration of their teachers.

These UNICEF supported projects are aimed at providing a sustainable safe water supply to tsunami affected families and host communities in both Hambantota and Ampara districts and are being completed with the full collaboration of the National Water Supply and Drainage Board (NWS&DB).

At the shop floor, this creates new opportunities for more dynamic environments where timely usage of the monitoring information is coupled with control and in full collaboration with enterprise systems.

But Mark-Anthony Turnage's spiky, eclectic 2011 opera about the life and death of the Playboy starlet Anna Nicole Smith seems to have tickled BAM's fancy and provides the two institutions with their first full collaboration, opening both City Opera's season and BAM's Next Wave Festival.

But the project was a full collaboration with me, my firm.

Then the essential work will begin to ensure that the necessary changes are introduced as smoothly as possible in full collaboration with everyone who works in the NHS.

His new album, "The Rising", is his first full-length effort for seven years, his first full collaboration with the E-Street band for 18 and is entirely devoted to September 11th.

General researchers' trial will be run in full collaboration with a hospital in Hamburg, Germany, that also treats a large number of neurofibromatosis patients and performs whole-body MRI scans.

The next full collaboration with Berger was Another Way of Telling (1982), which refined the considerations of the earlier books into an essayistic consideration of the relation between text and image, and of the nature of photography itself.