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UNICEF · Basic Health

This activity will contribute to achieving results for the MOH AND PARTNERS HAVE ENHANCED CAPACITYTO STRENGTHEN THE RESILIENCE OF HEALTH SY output

Budget for this programme
$439.0M
439 million USD

Output 1:By 2025, MOH has enhanced capacity to strengthen the resilience of health system to deliver sustainable high impact health interventions to address preventable death causes among newborns, infants, young children, and mothers including in humanitarian situation. This work breakdown structure activity contributed to sublevel results - Strengthening primary health care and high-impact health interventions,Life saving interventions,Immunization and wild polio eradication,Cross sectoral - Monitoring, data and situation analyses

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