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Why should health advocates lead on aid reform?

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Briefing Paper

Published: Aug 12, 2009

— filed under: aid reform

Publication Summary

US global health programs have made impressive strides in recent years, but our global health portfolio is currently scattered across agencies and lacks a clear strategy.

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