The paper addresses the issue of improving the health, nutrition, and population outcomes of the poorest people in developing, and transitional countries. Two principles underpin the approach taken in the paper: first, poverty is primarily a household, and community characteristic; thus understanding how any system succeeds, or fails to reach the poor is enhanced by listening to the poor, and using that information to diagnose, and plan how to overcome...
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INFORMACIÓN
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2001/06/30
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Documento de trabajo
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22904
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1
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2001/10/19
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Disclosed
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Poverty reduction and the health sector - the health, nutrition, and population network's chapter in the World Bank's poverty reduction strategy sourcebook
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Health Service