Guatemala award 520-A-01-00090 · 2003–2005 · health systems, policy and finance · JSI Research and Training Institute, Inc.

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Award 520-A-01-00090 implemented by JSI Research and Training Institute, Inc.

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NGO networking [networks] project, pro redes salud : semi-annual report 2003, a periodical from 2003 PD-ABY-748
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Expansion and strengthening of primary care in high risk Mayan areas in Guatemala through the NGO networks project pro redes salud : semi-annual report 2003, a periodical from 2003 PD-ABY-837
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NGO networking [networks] project, pro redes salud : annual report, 2003, an annual report from 2004 PD-ACA-490

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Document: Activity close-out report : cooperative agreements with John Snow Research and Training Institute Inc. (JSI R&T) and AmeriCares Foundation, Inc. under the NGO networks project (pro redes salud), a final contractor/grantee report from 2005 PD-ACD-277
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