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Guidelines for Human Resource Planning in Environmental and Occupational Health
Language:
English
Publisher:
World Health Organization
Copyright:
1997
Pages:
44
Description:
This document describes a methodology for planning of human resources development in environmental and occupational health which was field-tested in Cuba, Mexico and South Africa between 1994 and 1996. In addition to outlining the rationale for such planning and the recommended steps in the planning process, the country case studies are discussed in detail with a focus on the ingredients for successful implementation in future. [author’s description]
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