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The redesign of our introductory programme for upcoming first year students. focusing on layout and legibility to ensure an easy to use programme which is both interactive and creative.
Front and back views feature a full length programme with perforations to obtain relevant course information. Programme poster included for display around the school.
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If he trips, and the rest of his team keeps shuffling along, he's dragged through the dust like Marty McFly in BTTF 3.
Imelda, Cordaid Programme Manager.
The HEROES intervention takes place in low-income rural areas, covering nine districts by a consortium made up of four partners: Cordaid, Mifumi, Amref Health Africa, and the International Center for Research on Women.
Cordaid leads the project and implements results-based financing in 18 health facilities.
Results-based financing is a specific form of investment in health care. It can be funded either by external donors or through domestic financing. It can also be a combination of both.
Together with a purchasing agency (an independent organisation which contracts the health facilities and pays them based on their performance), the ministry of health will agree on several objectives.
Based on those objectives, specific indicators will be developed, which, when achieved, will be incentivised.
For example, if the objective is to reduce the maternal mortality rate in a health clinic, one of the indicators they can agree on is the number of safe deliveries. When the agency signs a contract with a hospital or a clinic, the contract is directly based on those indicators.
Contrary to traditional funding, health service providers, such as clinics and hospitals, receive incentives entirely based on their performance. The better the performance, the more bonus funds they get.
This initiates a positive cycle. The staff becomes motivated because they earn more when they offer better services, the clinic can invest in improving the facility, which helps increase the quality of the services, and as a result, the community gets better health care for an affordable price.
Our conference programme this year examined the challenges ahead for our networks and supply chain industries under new political and commercial paradigms, and the first RIIO settlements for transmission and distribution head towards mid-term review.
Regional conference to mark the 10th anniversary of the South Programme, a joint initiative between the European Union and the Council of Europe.
LEEDS, ENGLAND - JUNE 23: during an i2i Soccer Academy Summer Programme Training Session at Leeds Beckett University on June 23rd 2024 in West Yorkshire, United Kingdom. (Photo by Matthew Appleby)
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Scottish Enterprise Rural Leadership Programme Closing Conference, Leonardo Boutique Hotel, Huntingtower Perth.
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Programme for Keighley Playhouse's production of 'Uproar in the House', by Anthony Marriot and Alistair Foot, performed at the Playhouse from Tuesday 7th to Saturday 11th June 1988. The director was Mike Boothroyd. This was the final play in the 1987/88 season.
The farce takes place over one afternoon/evening in a show house selected as House of the Year 1967 by 'His & Hers' magazine. The cast consisted of Robert Lister, Laura Campbell, Louise Holland, Debbie Park, Walter Anderton, Alan Hollings, David Webb, Mavis Walsh, David Hardman, Chris Blackie, Sheila Leaver and Audrey Tosney.
The programme also included adverts for the next production ('Same Time Next Year' to be staged in September 1988). The folded A4 programme is part of the Christine Broadley Collection, donated by Christine in 2024.