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FINAL REPORT Submitted to the Agency for International Development N'Djamena, Chad to the Agency for International Development Washington, D.C. and to REDSO/WCA By Leslie Leila Brandon M.S.W., M.P.H. Population Advisor May 26, 1989 HARVARD INSTITUTE FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A successful project is never the effort of just one person it takes a cohesive and committed team to make it work. I was very fortunate not only to be a part of several different teams but to have the support of many people who really cared about the success of the first family planning project in Chad. I owe each of them my deepest appreciation and thank them for their generosity and persistent commitment to Chad and to family planning. The follow:ng institutions and individuals are: 1. The Agency for International Development/N'Djamena a) Mrs. Diane Blane: My supervisor at USAID and the one person who should take the credit for making the project work. Without her loyalty, commitment and encouragement the project would have encountered endless obstacles. b) Mr. Bernie Wilder: The USAID representative whose commitment to family planning issues helped make the project successful. c) Mr. John Woods: Deep appreciation for all his support and wisdom in the beginning of the project as the USAID representative. 2. The Agency for International Development/Population Division/Washington, D.C. a) Mrs. Sarah Clarke: A great woman of vision who had the right ideas for Chad. Deep appreciation to her and the leadership at AID for providing so many project resources funded through the Sahel Project Initiatives Project. It was by maximizing those available resources that Chad could launch its first family planning project! 3. Ministry of Public Health/N'Djamena a) Minister Kotiga Guerina: A warm and compassionate man whose leadership patience and sense of humor made the Ministry of Public Health a wonderful place in which to work. b) Mr. Hamid Moussaye, Secretary of State: A kind and helpful leader who always cared about the project and its future. c) Dr. Yankalbe Matchock Mahouri, Director General: With deep appreciation for all the assistance and support given to the project.
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SONNAIRE PAGE INTRODUCTION 2 POURQU
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3 Une institution tridimensionnelle
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11 BIBLIOGRAPHIE 1. OMS ALMA-ATA 19
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UNCLASSIFIED NJAMIENA 6 17 VZCZCCNA
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UNaTK$''ECTION (62 OF " NDJAMENA 64
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AIDAC ABIDJAN FOR REDSO/WCA RPO NAI
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DIMANCHE 16 OCTOBRE -2- lOhOO-13h00
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MARDI 18 OCTOBRE 08h00-08h15 08h15-
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MERCREDI 19 OCTOBRE -6- 08h00-0815
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MINISTERE DE LA SANTE PUBLIQUE 48.
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