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Using evidence portals to promote uptake of evidence policies in basic services

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healthcareeducation
Créateur:
Pat
Éditeur:
F10
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This document is an abstract submitted to the AAS Evidence Leaders Africa conference 2020.  The paper describes experiences with developing and using 2 evidence portals in health and education to improve livelihoods for underserved populations in Middle Africa.

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