Social marketing for change (SOMARC)

Research recently conducted for an ongoing SOMARC social marketing program in the Dominican Republic has yielded a useful new methodology for empirically distinguishing the socioeconomic status of consumers in developing nations. DEC abstract (PN-ABE-605)

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End year 1990 (our estimate)Likely, not confirmed2
Scope: globalLikely, not confirmed2
Rolled out under Ronald ReaganOur estimate2
The Futures Group International, Inc. (TFGI)Stated in a document4
The Futures Group, Inc. (TFG)Stated in a document1
Ivory CoastStated in a document1
PeruStated in a document1
Dominican RepublicStated in a document1
HondurasStated in a document1
DPE-3028-C-4079Stated in a document5
USAID. Bur. for Science and Technology. Ofc. of PopulationStated in a document5
Development SupportStated in a document2
Dominican RepublicStated in a document1
HondurasStated in a document1
PeruStated in a document1
Topics (12)Stated in a document12
Start year 1984Stated in a document2

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Social marketing for change (SOMARC) funded by USAID. Bur. for Science and Technology. Ofc. of Population

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000191 - USAID. Bur. for Science and Technology. Ofc. of Population
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Program manager's guide to media planning [: SOMARC], a handbook/manual PN-ABE-539
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000191 - USAID. Bur. for Science and Technology. Ofc. of Population
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SOMARC report : commodities distribution and management information in the Honduras CSM project, an other usaid supported study/document from 1985 PN-AAW-679
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000191 - USAID. Bur. for Science and Technology. Ofc. of Population
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Preliminary assessment of the potential for commercial and subsidized marketing of contraceptives in the Ivory Coast, an assessment from 1986

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