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Decentralizing Health and Family Planning Services
Language:
English
Series/Journal Title:
Family Planning Manager
Volume:
4
Issue:
2
Copyright:
1995
Pages:
26
Description:
This issue of The Family Planning Manager will help you to asses both the opportunities and the risks inherent in decentralizing your program. It will help you identify the new relationships that must exist between the central and local level managers, and the types of skills that local level managers must have in order for decentralization to have a positive impact. [author’s description]
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