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What Works for Children in South Asia-Community Health Workers

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Authors: UNICEF

The main objective of this paper is to reexamine the implementation of national CHW programs and document the evidence based-knowledge or best practices in South Asia. The paper is primarily based on the internet search and a review of published literature on CHW national programs in South Asia. The topics highlighted in the paper are CHW roles, selection, training, incentives and motivation, monitoring, up scaling, and sustainability.

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Link: What Works for Children in South Asia-Community Health Workers

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Resource Topic: CHW Role, Country Ownership, Monitoring and Evaluation, Motivation/incentives, Scale-up, Training

Resource Type: Issue papers, Research

Year: 2004

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