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Results (19)

Armenia

Year of adoption:

2020

Five-year Development strategy of the health care system of the Republic of Armenia 2020-2025

National Health Policies, Strategies and Plans

Language:

-

New Zealand

Year of adoption:

2002

Action on Hepatitis C Prevention 2002

HIV/Aids, Hepatitis and STI Plan

Language:

-

Armenia

Year of adoption:

2016

M&E Plan of National Programme on the response to the HIV Epidemic 2013-2017

HIV/Aids, Hepatitis and STI Plan

Language:

-

Armenia

Year of adoption:

2013

National Programme on the response to the HIV Epidemic 2013-2016

HIV/Aids, Hepatitis and STI Plan

Language:

-

Singapore

Year of adoption:

2014

Healthy Living Master Plan

National Health Policies, Strategies and Plans

Language:

English

Singapore

Year of adoption:

2015

Healthcare Update Highlights

National Health Policies, Strategies and Plans

Language:

English

Singapore

Year of adoption:

2012

Healthcare Masterplan 2012-2020

National Health Policies, Strategies and Plans

Language:

English

Singapore

Year of adoption:

2012

Health Scope- Healthcare 2020

National Health Policies, Strategies and Plans

Language:

English

Armenia

Year of adoption:

2020

Five-year Development Strategy of the Health Care System of the Republic of Armenia 2020-2025

National Health Policies, Strategies and Plans

Language:

error

Singapore

Year of adoption:

2015

Sustainable Blueprint 2015

National Development Plan

Language:

English

Armenia

Year of adoption:

2008

Sustainable Development Program

National Development Plan

Language:

English

Armenia

Year of adoption:

2014

Development Strategy 2014-2025

National Development Plan

Language:

English

Armenia

Year of adoption:

2021

Programme of the Government of Armenia 2021-2026

National Development Plan

Language:

English

Armenia

Year of adoption:

2017

Programme of the Government of Armenia 2017-2022

National Development Plan

Language:

English

New Zealand

Year of adoption:

2009

NZAF HIV Prevention Plan 2009-2014

HIV/Aids, Hepatitis and STI Plan

Language:

English

Armenia

Year of adoption:

2007

Armenia National Strategic Plan on the Response to HIV Epidemic 2007-2011

HIV/Aids, Hepatitis and STI Plan

Language:

English

New Zealand

Year of adoption:

2001

New Zealand Positive Ageing

Ageing and Health Plan

Language:

English

New Zealand

Year of adoption:

2017

New Zealand Healthy Ageing Strategy

Ageing and Health Plan

Language:

English

Armenia

Year of adoption:

2012

Armenia Social Protection Strategy

Other

Language:

Estonian

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