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PRINTAYA Final institutional-capacity-building Reports
Under AYA, the ICB component recognized that governments in the four intervention countries are increasingly turning to Nongovernmental Organizations (NGOs) and civil society as partners in meeting their countries' development needs. This increased role for NGOs has been accompanied by heightened expectations of accountability, and requirements for demonstrable evidence that NGOs can significantly contribute to development
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Youth-Friendly Services: Tanzania End of Program Evaluation Report
AYA - Final Adolescent Reproductive Health Reports - Tanzania
January 2005
Youth-Friendly Services: Uganda End of Program Evaluation Report
AYA - Final Adolescent Reproductive Health Reports - Uganda
January 2005
Youth-Friendly Services: Botswana End of Program Evaluation Report
AYA - Final Adolescent Reproductive Health Reports - Botswana
January 2005
Youth-Friendly Services: Ghana End of Program Evaluation Report
AYA - Final Adolescent Reproductive Health Reports - Ghana
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