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Debate Resources for Sub-Saharan Africa

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Posted on May 22, 2007
Previously filed under: Africa, Health
An evolving collection of articles and resources concerning disease, economic growth and foreign aid in sub-Saharan Africa.
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The Global Envision library contains a variety of resources and articles to help stimulate and facilitate debate on the many challenging and complex issues facing sub-Saharan Africa today.

Grouped by topic, a diverse collection of articles has been assembled below to provide a resource for those seeking to learn more about this interesting and troubled region. These articles come from a variety of resources and represent differing viewpoints and backgrounds in order to attempt to provide a balanced information source

Click on one of the categories below to jump to a listing of articles on that topic.

Global Envision articles about Public Health

Global Envision articles about Economic Development

Global Envision articles about Foreign Aid


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