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Date of Publication: March 2015
Year of Publication: 2015
Publication City: New York, NY
Publisher: Guttmacher Institute
Author(s): Theresa H Hoke, Caroline Mackenzie, Gwyneth Vance, Brooke Boyer, Eva Canoutas, John Bratt, Agatha Mbulo, Nancy Waceke
Journal: International Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health
Volume: 41: 1
The authors use a pilot Environment, Health and Population (EHP) intervention conducted by the Green Belt Movement to evaluate the feasibility, acceptability, perception of effects, costs, and challenges of the intervention.
“The study results illustrate the potential value of a PHE (Population Health Environment) intervention in which environmental agents do not serve as community health workers delivering family planning services, but rather work in close collaboration with the health sector.”
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