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Equity Gauge: An approach to Monitoring Equity in Health and Health Care in Developing Countries: International Meeting 17-20 August 2000
Publication Year:
2000
City:
Durban
Country:
South Africa
Published by:
Health Systems Trust
Objectives
- Exchange ideas and experiences amongst equity monitoring initiatives
- Strengthen participants' expertise in monitoring equity
- Lay the foundations for country monitoring activities via three working groups- technical, advocacy and policy
- Identify rationale and logistics for longer-term collaboration between the national initiatives
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