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Acknowledgments
The authors acknowledge the important role of Robert Balster, Mario Bravo, Elizabeth Higgs, Stephanie Levy, Willo Pequegnat, and Patricia Portella Souza in helping to organize the Evidence Summit and the review of the literature. Robert Balster also served as the co-editor of this special issue and Alison Breland assisted with the manuscript review process. Special thanks go to Silvio Waisbord, who greatly assisted by peer reviewing all of the articles in this issue and preparing a closing editorial based on his insights from this endeavor (Waisbord, Citation2014). This special issue and the Evidence Summit would not have been a success without the chairs, co-chairs, facilitators, and coordinators of the six evidence review teams that performed the critical reviews that are at the core of this special issue. Last, thanks to all of the authors of the articles; this was an enormous task reflecting your dedication to addressing global problems of child survival and development. The views and opinions expressed in this Editorial are those of the authors and not necessarily the views and opinions of USAID or UNICEF. Elizabeth Fox is an employee of USAID, and Rafael Obregón is an employee of UNICEF. The authors declare that no competing conflicts of interest exist.
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