Examples of using Prevention programmes in English and their translations into Portuguese
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However, interventions with better scientific foundations, such as prevention programmes following standardised protocols, are now reported from additional countries Czech Republic, Cyprus, Austria, Poland, Slovenia, Slovakia.
Nevertheless a number of key considerations have been highlighted that will help guide future childhood obesity prevention programmes.
Class teachers both control and perform at the sharp end of most school prevention programmes, but do not do so unsupported.
clarifies the obligation for Member States to draw up waste prevention programmes at the most appropriate geographical level.
Admittedly, mother-child transmission prevention programmes remain essential, but there is still
In January, a new analysis, Community-based Drug Prevention Programmes from EDDRA, was published, which presents the results of a qualitative analysis of 80community-based prevention programmes in the EDDRA database.
The report demonstrates that accident prevention programmes can have a substantial positive impact, for example through lower frequency
mosquito nets, prevention programmes on television, radio
risks inherent in drug abuse and about possible prevention programmes.
in autumn 1998 and its evaluation, the work of the EMCDDA in evaluating prevention programmes was considered most valuable.
undermine conflict prevention programmes and adversely affect social and economic rehabilitation and sustainable development.
give hope to my people, convince policymakers on drug prevention programmes and begin new initiatives.
integrating Conflict Prevention Programmes in OHS& E activities.
in Nepal through all stages of the conflict, from supplying humanitarian aid for those suffering, to ensuring that conflict resolution and prevention programmes are launched to prevent further violence.
the selected issue finds that prevention programmes and, in some countries, treatment measures apply to both licit and illicit drugs,
in neighbouring countries must be raised as a matter of urgency and that prevention programmes in this field must be strengthened.
Prevention programmes shown to be effective
implementing adequate prevention programmes and assuring minimum quality criteria Denmark,
Description of the pregnancy prevention programme.