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Connecting Sectors and Systems for Health Results

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  • Anne Maryse Pierre-Louis
  • Sameh El-Saharty
  • Anderson Stanciole
  • Olga Jonas
  • F. Brian Pascual
  • Robert Oelrichs
  • Montserrat Meiro Lorenzo
  • Tonya Villafana
  • Fernando Lavadenz
  • Marcia Rock

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  • Anne Maryse Pierre-Louis & Sameh El-Saharty & Anderson Stanciole & Olga Jonas & F. Brian Pascual & Robert Oelrichs & Montserrat Meiro Lorenzo & Tonya Villafana & Fernando Lavadenz & Marcia Rock, 2012. "Connecting Sectors and Systems for Health Results," World Bank Publications - Reports 26806, The World Bank Group.
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