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Volume 22, 2014 - Issue 43: Population, environment and sustainable development
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Beginning with sustainable scale up in mind: initial results from a population, health and environment project in East Africa

Laura GhironVice President, Partners in Expanding Health Quality and Access, [email protected]
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Lucy ShillingiCountry Representative and Project Director, Health of People and Environment in the Lake Victoria Basin Project (HoPE-LVB), Pathfinder International – Uganda, KampalaUganda
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Charles KabiswaPrograms Manager, Ecological Christian Organization, KampalaUganda
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Godfrey OgondaHoPE-LVB Project Manager for Kenya, Pathfinder International – Kenya, KisumuKenya
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Antony OmimoDeputy Director of Programs, OSIENALA (Friends of Lake Victoria), KisumuKenya
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Alexis NtabonaConsultant, Partners in Expanding Health Quality and Access, Kinshasa-Ngaliema, DR of Congo
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Ruth SimmonsPresident, Partners in Expanding Health Quality and Access; and Professor Emerita, University of Michigan School of Public Health, InvernessCAUSA
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Peter FajansConsultant, Partners in Expanding Health Quality and Access, GexFrance
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Pages 84-92 | Published online: 04 Jun 2014

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