Implementing the household and community component of IMCI in the Eastern and Southern Africa Region (ESAR): a state of the art review of the human rights-based approach to programming in the context of accelerated child survival

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Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York UNICEF 2005Description: xviii, 150pISBN:

10: 92-806-3991-9

Subject(s):

Family Characteristics|Residence Characteristics|Child|Human Rights

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WA 395 .L83 2005

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Shows that the household and community components of the strategy management of childhood illness improves the knowledge attitude and family practices that affect child survival, health and development. Shows how Millenium development goals sets target to reduce the mortality rate of children under five by two thirds by the year 2015.

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Implementing the household and community component of IMCI in the Eastern and Southern Africa Region (ESAR): a state of the art review of the human rights-based approach to programming in the context of accelerated child survival

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