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Applied diarrheal disease research (ADDR)

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End year 2000 (our estimate)Likely, not confirmed2
Scope: globalLikely, not confirmed2
Rolled out under Ronald ReaganOur estimate2
Harvard University. Harvard Institute for International Development (HIID)Stated in a document7
Johns Hopkins University. School of Hygiene and Public HealthStated in a document3
Tufts University. New England Medical Center HospitalStated in a document3
Aga Khan University. Dept. of Community Health SciencesStated in a document2
International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh (ICDDR,B). Centre for Health and Population ResearchStated in a document1
PakistanStated in a document4
IndonesiaStated in a document3
ThailandStated in a document2
Latin AmericaStated in a document1
NigeriaStated in a document1
DPE-5952-A-5073Stated in a document6
DPE-5953-C-7027Stated in a document1
USAID. Bur. for Science and Technology. Ofc. of HealthStated in a document3
Development SupportStated in a document4
PakistanStated in a document2
NigeriaStated in a document1
Topics (15)Stated in a document15
Start year 1985Stated in a document2
Report on the midterm evaluation of the applied diarrheal disease research [ADDR] projectStated in a document1
End-of-grant evaluation : applied diarrheal disease research (ADDR)Stated in a document1
End-of-project review : applied diarrheal disease research [ADDR] project of the Harvard Institute for International Development in conjunction with Johns Hopkins University and Tufts UniversityStated in a document1

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Applied diarrheal disease research (ADDR) operated in Pakistan

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National Health Management Information System [HMIS] for mother and child health care and family planning at the first level care facilities : Pakistan child survival project -- final consultant service report, a design/implementation workplan from 1992 PD-ABL-438
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ADDR (the applied diarrheal disease research project) annual report -- 1991, an annual report from 1992 PD-ABM-895
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Weaning practices in the developing countries : recommendations and program implications, an other usaid supported study/document from 1992 PN-ABW-406
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Document: End-of-project review : applied diarrheal disease research [ADDR] project of the Harvard Institute for International Development in conjunction with Johns Hopkins University and Tufts University, a final evaluation report from 1993 PD-ABN-709
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