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USAID A TI Behavior Change Communication Activities and Achievements
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Document Date: 2012-05-11 10:19:34


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City

New Delhi / Baltimore / Uttarakhand / Gurgaon / /

Company

Johns Hopkins University Center / Swastha Kishori Yojana 41 Public-Private Partnerships / CCP / Johns Hopkins University Center for Communication Programs / Bearing Point / UN I USAID CY N TATES AG / Bloomberg / QED Group / UN I CY N TATES AG / Kerry Pelzman / Printing New Concept Information Systems Pvt. Ltd. / /

Country

United States / India / /

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Event

Business Partnership / /

Facility

Skill Building / IPC Capacity Building of Sahiyyas / Capacity Building / Johns Hopkins University / Urban Institute / /

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Organization

USAID India Mission / Government of UP / Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health / Johns Hopkins University / Kerry Pelzman Director office of Population / United States Government / Urban Institute / United States Agency for International Development / United Nations / the Johns Hopkins University Center for Communication Programs / National Rural Health Mission / Center for Communication Programs / Government of India / Family Planning Services Agency / /

Person

Jignesh Patel / Shweta Verma / Suneeta Sharma / Vijay Paulraj / Meenakshi Dikshit / Basil Safi / Tanya Liberhan / Heidi Boncana / Shuvi Sharma / Kimberly Rook / Geetali Trivedi / Gaurang Anand / Loveleen Johri / Gadde Narayana / Satvir Malhotra Suggested / Heer Chokshi / Michael Kelly / /

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Position

author / /

ProgrammingLanguage

FP / /

ProvinceOrState

Haryana / Uttar Pradesh / Maryland / Jharkhand / /

PublishedMedium

Baseline / /

Technology

Distance Learning / /

URL

www.jhuccp.org / www.usaid.gov / www.usaid.gov/in / www.futuresgroup.com / /

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