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Unitaid Annual Report

Series: 2009 Unitaid Annual ReportDescription: illSubject(s): ANNUAL REPORTS | MALARIA | HIV | WHO | TUBERCULOSIS | AIDS | HEALTH | PUBLIC HEALTH | REPORTS | CASE STUDIES | QUALITY CONTROLSummary: Presents an annual report which shows that UNITAID's interventions are working successfully to expand access, bring down prices, improve quality and speed delivery, not just for UNITAID projects but for people in poor countries everywhere. Discusses case studies undertaken in various countries of the world with a focus on malaria and tuberculosis.

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Presents an annual report which shows that UNITAID's interventions are working successfully to expand access, bring down prices, improve quality and speed delivery, not just for UNITAID projects but for people in poor countries everywhere. Discusses case studies undertaken in various countries of the world with a focus on malaria and tuberculosis.

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