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Journal article (8)1053
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Non-governmental organisation or civil society report (11)1057
Resources for health professionals (5)1058
Factsheets / Scorecards (3)1060
Infographics (2)1061

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Maternal Health (23)1063
Newborn Health (11)1064
Child Health (8)1065
Family Planning (2)1066
Nutrition (1)1067
Health Systems (16)1068
HIV and other communicable disease (4)1069

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2017 (19) 2017
2016 (68) 2016
2015 (92) 2015
2014 (88) 2014
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2012 (26) 2012
2011 (17) 2011
2010 (9) 2010
2009 (4) 2009
2008 (7) 2008
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2005 (6) 2005
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2003 (1) 2003
1998 (1) 1998

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Mama Ye! Tanzania
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Craig Ferla, Country Director
Dr. Moke Magoma, Evidence Advisor
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