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27. On Behalf of the African Child: Challenges and Windows of Opportunity for the Donor Community.*
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26. Triage Management in Third World Health Ministries
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25. The Project Approach in Development Assistance
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24. Positive Deviance in Child Nutrition: a Critique
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23. Egos/Alter Egos of the Main Actors in Development Projects (or Why Projects do not Work).
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22. Looking Beyond the Doable: Resolutions for a New Development Decade
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21. Development Nemesis: The era of empowerment
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20. The Child Survival Revolution: A Critique – or Health Still Only for Some by the Year 2000?
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19. Activism to Face World Hunger: Exploring New Needed Commitments
The problem(s) of hunger and its (their) solutions Looking at ourselves and the other actors in the battle against hunger…