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082 |
_a361.25 _bSOS |
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110 | _aSOSA Society for service to voluntary agencies | ||
245 | _aGovernment funding of voluntary agencies for : health and family welfare activities in Maharashtra | ||
260 |
_aBombay _bSOSVA _c1988 |
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300 | _a221p. | ||
365 | _bRs.70 | ||
504 | _aI. AIMS IN GIANT POLICY II. THE SCHEMES AT A GLANCE III. GOVERNMENT OF INDIA HEALTH SCHEMES IV. GOVERNMENT OF INDIA FAMILY WELFARE SCHEMES V. GOVERNMENT OF MAHARASHTRA HEALTH SCHEMES | ||
520 | _aIndia is one of the countries that has adopted the 'Health for all' target for the year 2000. Maharashtra hopes to achieve this by 1991. The central and state Governments are working towards these targets, but recognise that their unaided effort is insufficient, so they want the active participation of voluntary agencies in their health and family welfare programmes. | ||
546 | _aEnglish | ||
650 | _aHealth and family | ||
650 | _aWelfare activities in Maharashtra | ||
650 | _aUrban slums | ||
942 | _cRP | ||
999 |
_c13729 _d13729 |