USAID. Bur. for Global Programs, Field Support, and Research. Center for Population, Health and Nutrition. Ofc. of Health and Nutrition

Summarizes interim evaluation (PD-ABF-203) of a project to increase the capacity of governmental and nongovernmental entities to address the needs of disabled populations in Mozambique. (DEC abstract (PD-ABK-486))

The advent of stabilization and structural adjustment programs in sub�Saharan Africa has given rise to many debates about their merits, effectiveness, and more recently about their impact on the poor. (DEC abstract (PN-ABF-152))

Compared with other countries, Haiti's national figures on breastfeeding are favorable, indicating that the practice is common, especially in rural areas, and its duration is adequate. (DEC abstract (PN-ABI-291))

Project, follow-on to 9365969, to conduct applied research to develop improved quality assurance (QA) programs for child survival (CS) services in developing countries. (DEC abstract (PD-FCJ-735))

Evaluates a project to improve wastewater collection and treatment systems on the West Bank of Cairo, Egypt. (DEC abstract (PD-ABE-200))

On January 29, 1991, about 100 policymakers from Guatemala's public and private sectors held a national conference on the role of girls' education in the nation's development. (DEC abstract (PN-ABL-229))

Project to provide TA, studies, and training to promote policies aimed at increasing efficiency and productivity in Mali's food sector. (DEC abstract (PD-ABD-982))

Without careful planning, water supply and sanitation projects may have negative effects on public health, environmental quality, and natural resources. (DEC abstract (PN-ACA-701))

Interventions to combat iron deficiency anemia in children under age 5 were examined at a workshop held in London in May, 1995. (DEC abstract (PN-ABY-924))

Every HIV prevention program is based on theories about why people change their behavior. (DEC abstract (PN-ABZ-712))

This report explores the results of case studies conducted on the experiences of five developing countries (Ivory Coast, Senegal, Zimbabwe, Bolivia, and Sri Lanka) with strategies to mobilize resources for health finance. (DEC abstract (PN-ACJ-611))

While the damage to toxoid vaccines caused by freezing events is well known, little has been done to systematically prevent vaccine freezing occurring in cold climate vaccine storage. (DEC abstract (PN-ABZ-170))

The Center for Population, Health, and Nutrition (PHN) of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) is developing an umbrella activity to address future needs in data collection, monitoring, and evaluation. (DEC abstract (PN-ABY-862))

Final report of Save the Children (SC)/UK on the Family Tracing and Reunification Programme (FTRP) in Angola (7/99-7/02). (DEC abstract (PD-ABX-527))

Final report of the contractor, University Research Corporation (URC), on provision, under the Quality Assurance (QA) Project, of TA to the Chilean Ministry of Health (MOH) for the period 3/91-12/94. (DEC abstract (PD-ABR-634))

Evaluates a grant provided under the War Victims Fund to the Consortium/LAO DPR -- comprising Save the Children/US, World Education, and World Learning Inc. -- to assist the war-torn Xieng Khouang Province in northeastern Laos in providing… (DEC abstract (PD-ABQ-645))

This CD-ROM contains 150 documents on health sector policy reform in developing countries. (DEC abstract (PN-ACT-327))

This CD-ROM was developed primarily as a resource for countries to improve detection, reporting, and follow-up of cases of acute flaccid paralysis (AFP), an achievement required for countries and regions to be declared polio-free. (DEC abstract (PN-ACX-456))

Evaluates project to develop a sustainable program to provide orthopedic assistance to Mozambicans disabled by civil war and its lingering after effects -- landmines. (DEC abstract (PD-ABW-164))

In the past half-decade, wide-ranging and active support has developed for reducing the debt owed by poor countries to banks, governments, and multilateral institutions in the developed world. (DEC abstract (PN-ACK-783))