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Maternal & Infant Healthcare Network in Sudan

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    November 2010 - February 2012
  • Location
    Abu Ushar
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Project Introduction

The project aimed to improve Sudan’s maternal and infant healthcare services by building maternal and infant healthcare hospitals, conducting capacity building training and introducing project management experiences.

Project Key Facts
  • Organization
    China Foundation for Poverty Alleviation
  • Registration
    Foundation
  • Location
    Abu Ushar
  • Duration
    November 2010 - February 2012
  • Name of Partners
    AL Birr & AL-Tawasul Organization
  • Funders
    China National Petroleum Corporation
Organization

China Foundation for Poverty Alleviation

Contact Details
  • idd@fupin.org.cn
  • 13611390161
  • www.cfpa.org.cn
Country
  • Sudan
Sector
  • Health
United Nations SDG
  •  03: Good Health & Well-Being
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