Political Economy of Implementing Multi-Sectoral Interventions for Reaching Zero-Dose Children in Nasarawa State, North-central, Nigeria

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healthcare

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AguChi

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Cen

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OSF

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This review will synthesize evidence on political, economic, institutional, health system, and social influences on implementation, providing evidence to inform future research, policy and programme design, particularly in LMICs.

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