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Using multi-criteria decision analysis to assess private sector agents" preferences and priorities in stocking malaria rapid diagnostic test kits in Uganda

Archived 2024DEC · Record PA-00T-5HG

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY. LINCOLN LABORATORY

Using multi-criteria decision analysis to assess private sector agents" preferences and priorities in stocking malaria rapid diagnostic test kits in Uganda

Carland, Corinne M. · 2015

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Classification

Document type: Studies & Literature Reviews
DEC type: Other USAID Supported Study/Document
Geography: Uganda
Subject: Malaria
DEC terms: EarningsEfficiencyGroup discussionMalariaMedium
Sponsoring organization: U.S. Global Development Lab (GDL)
Authoring organization: Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Lincoln Laboratory
Language: English

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