Midterm review of national health plans: an example from the United Republic of Tanzania
In the health sector, planning and resource allocation at country level are mainly guided by national plans. For each such plan, a midterm review of progress is important for policy-makers since the review can inform the second half of the plan's implementation and provide a situation analysis...
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Main Authors: | Leonard EG Mboera (Author), Yahya Ipuge (Author), Claud J Kumalija (Author), Josbert Rubona (Author), Sriyant Perera (Author), Honorati Masanja (Author), Ties Boerma (Author) |
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The World Health Organization,
2015-04-01T00:00:00Z.
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