KEPI

Many developing countries, especially in Africa and Asia, will not be able to independently support expanded programs of immunization (EPI) for decades to come. DEC abstract (PN-ABH-233)

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Chad. Ministry of Planning and CooperationLikely, not confirmed1
End year 1993 (our estimate)Likely, not confirmed2
Scope: globalLikely, not confirmed2
Evaluation of the immunization program in NicaraguaLikely, not confirmed1
Review of USAID/REACH emergency childhood immunization support activities in 1992 in four Central Asian Republics and anticipated requirements for 1993 (summary report)Likely, not confirmed1
Rolled out under Ronald ReaganOur estimate2
John Snow, Inc. (JSI)Stated in a document46
Johns Hopkins University. School of Hygiene and Public HealthStated in a document1
International Epidemiological AssociationStated in a document1
KenyaStated in a document8
UzbekistanStated in a document7
YemenStated in a document7
TurkmenistanStated in a document7
KyrgyzstanStated in a document6
TajikistanStated in a document4
Dominican RepublicStated in a document3
NigeriaStated in a document3
ChadStated in a document2
PhilippinesStated in a document2
New Independent StatesStated in a document2
NigerStated in a document2
BangladeshStated in a document2
Africa South of SaharaStated in a document1
Latin AmericaStated in a document1
CambodiaStated in a document1
MaliStated in a document1
Papua New GuineaStated in a document1
CaribbeanStated in a document1
NicaraguaStated in a document1
DPE-5982-Z-9034Stated in a document49
DPE-5982-A-9034Stated in a document2
388-0071-C-0023Stated in a document1
USAID. Bur. for Research and Development. Ofc. of HealthStated in a document35
World Health Organization (WHO)Stated in a document1
Development SupportStated in a document25
KenyaStated in a document7
YemenStated in a document4
Dominican RepublicStated in a document3
ChadStated in a document2
NigerStated in a document2
NigeriaStated in a document2
NIS RegionalStated in a document2
PhilippinesStated in a document2
MaliStated in a document1
BangladeshStated in a document1
NicaraguaStated in a document1
Topics (15)Stated in a document15
Start year 1989Stated in a document2
Assessment of the expanded program on immunization by a joint team (unofficial translation)Stated in a document1
Evaluation of the expanded program on immunization in the Republic of ChadStated in a document1

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Planning and management visit to Kenya in support of REACH [resources for child health] technical assistance to the Kenya expanded programme on immunization (KEPI), Nairobi, Kenya, September 30-October 4, 1991, a trip/end of tour report from 1991 PD-ABF-827
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Assessment of primary health care in Hodeida Governorate -- 29th June - 31st August 1991, an assessment from 1991 PN-ABK-116
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Assessment of primary health care in Hodeida Governorate : Appendix F -- questionnaires, 29 June - 31 August, 1991, an assessment from 1991 PN-ABK-117
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