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Afghanistan
As Afghanistan rebuilds after decades of neglect, a health care system that is resilient and responsive will be needed to provide care to the population. In the early 2000s, URC implemented a set of health initiatives in Afghanistan, including the global and regional components of the Health Care Improvement Project (HCI). URC provided a range of services, including quality improvement, health systems strengthening, health communication and behavior change and research and evaluation.

URC's Annie Clark trains health workers in Afghanistan in helping babies breathes and essential newborn care practices (2014)