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Project for Community Empowerment to sustain the Integrated Mother and Child Health in rural area, Chisamba District
| Project Name | Project for Community Empowerment to sustain the Integrated Mother and Child Health in rural area, Chisamba District |
|---|---|
| Scheme | Grassroots Cooperation |
| Project Period | April 2014 to March 2017 |
| Implementing Agency | Ministry of Community Development and Mother and Child Health (MCDMCH) Tokushima International Cooperation (TICO)/ Japanese side |
| Target Areas | Chisamba District, Central Province |
| Target Group | Women at childbearing age and Under-5-year old children living in the target area |
| Purpose and Activities | To strengthen the foundation of community health system for integrated maternal and child health to work sustainably and effectively in the target area |
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