Guatemala project 520-0339 · 1985–1996 · maternal and child health · Clapp and Mayne, Inc.

Grant amendment authorizes oral rehydration therapy (ORT) component for the project, aimed at providing coverage to 80% of Guatemalan children under five years of age. DEC abstract (PD-KAH-396)

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Government of GuatemalaLikely, not confirmed1
Government of the Republic of GuatemalaLikely, not confirmed1
End year 1996 (our estimate)Likely, not confirmed1
Scope: country: GuatemalaLikely, not confirmed2
Rolled out under Ronald ReaganOur estimate1
Clapp and Mayne, Inc.Stated in a document1
GuatemalaStated in a document4
520-0339-C-2147Stated in a document1
520-0339-G-5356Stated in a document1
USAID. Mission to El SalvadorStated in a document1
USAID. Mission to GuatemalaStated in a document2
USAID. Mission to HondurasStated in a document1
GuatemalaStated in a document4
Topics (15)Stated in a document15
Start year 1982Stated in a document1

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Project 5200339 government counterpart Government of Guatemala

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Project grant agreement between the Ministry of Public Health and Social Welfare, Government of Guatemala and the United States of America for immunization and oral rehydration therapy services for child survival [: amendment no. 3]
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Project grant agreement between the Ministry of Public Health and Social Welfare, Government of Guatemala and the United States of America for immunization and oral rehydration therapy services for child survival [: amendment no. 3], a loan/grant agreement from 1987 PD-AAW-176
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