FAMILY WELFARE

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Closed

The project would involve: shift of emphasis from curative to preventive health services, including family planning; establishment of a strong program of family planning, training and motivation in the whole country through provision of special equipment, vehicle and travel allowances for six family planning training coordinators and support staff and financing of operating costs for field worker training and for conferences and seminars; improvement of clinical services and facilities through construction and equipment of 26 rural health clinics and one health sub-center, provision of special equipment, vehicles, training activities, fellowships and travel allowances; operating costs for a program of community-based distribution of contraceptives in rural areas not yet covered with health and family planning services; expenses for project preparation, project administration and external auditing services; technical assistance for health service delivery, health administration, information systems and statistics, research, maintenance training program, physical facilities evaluation, procurement, and curricula modification; and provision of equipment, vehicles and fellowships to nursing schools to alleviate nursing perennial shortages.

World Bank Group

Project

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