National Child Survival Strategy for Zimbabwe 2010-2015
WHO; Republic of Zimbabwe
Ministry of Health and Child Welfare; UNICEF
Country Resources
Child and Youth General Health Policies, Laws, Strategies & Plans, Service Standards
Zimbabwe
31 December 2010
Policy document
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This Child Survival Strategy provides a framework for addressing child healthchallenges currently facing Zimbabwe. It is an over-arching strategy for scale up of
the national response to reduce the current levels of child mortality and morbidity in
line with the MDG health related targets.
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