Bangladesh: Urban Primary Health Care Project-Phase II
Asian Development Bank | June 2015
Abstract
The Urban Primary Health Care Project strengthened and expanded primary health care infrastructure and services with a focus on the urban poor. The project provided preventative and curative services, including access to immunization, reproductive health services, limited curative care, nutrition-related services, community outreach on health issues, and assistance for women survivors of violence. In project areas, there were significant improvements in key indicators, including under-5 mortality, maternal mortality, total fertility, child malnutrition, and control of sexually transmitted infections.
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Asian Development Bank. 2015. Bangladesh: Urban Primary Health Care Project-Phase II. © Asian Development Bank. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/4792. License: CC BY 3.0 IGO.PDF ISBN
978-92-9254-968-8
Print ISBN
978-92-9254-967-1
Keywords
Health Risk
Health Issues
Environmental Health Hazards
Education, Health and Social Protection
Urbanization
Urban Services
Urban Planning
Urban Conditions
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