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May 1, 2011Bulletin of the World Health OrganizationOpen Access

Volunteers vital for counting births and deaths in Ghana

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Ghana is going high-tech to improve community-based vital registration, which is essential for the design and planning of health programmes. Mawusi Afele reports.

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