Examples of using Prevention programmes in English and their translations into German
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The economic downturn could affect HIV/AIDS-related aid and threaten prevention programmes with potential health budgets cuts.
The exercise must be dynamic with the prevention programmes continuously updated as long as the risk situations persist.
It is necessary to involve young people themselves from the beginning, in the setting up prevention programmes.
The Commission will promote the implementation of comprehensive prevention programmes and their expansion to reach the most vulnerable populations.
Based on a text published in'Accident Prevention Programmes' and presented by Dominique Saitta,
There has been a budget heading for the funding of mine clearance and prevention programmes for many years now.
Most Member States have a small number of such prevention programmes targeted, for instance,
the Commission to develop comprehensive prevention programmes for both licit and illicit drugs
EU countries are still running universal prevention programmes, although they have proved ineffective, whereas selective prevention programmes targeting vulnerable
Prevention Programmes- Who takes part?
Tax revenues were targeted to fund alcohol prevention programmes.
Prevention programmes to reduce absenteeism and ensuring claims are handled efficiently.
The plans contain prevention programmes addressing a wide range of persons.
effectively deliver victim support, protection and prevention programmes.
Strengthen prevention programmes, with particular emphasis on adequate
The focus of our work is to prevent new infections through comprehensive prevention programmes.
Measures to contest extremist ideas and long-term prevention programmes to strengthen(religious) tolerance and pluralism.
The key success factor for school-based prevention programmes is that they are easy to implement and inexpensive.
This can be a possibility for participation in prevention programmes as volunteers or full-time workers for the organization.
Nevertheless a number of key considerations have been highlighted that will help guide future childhood obesity prevention programmes.