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    • The Right to Enjoy the Benefits of Scientific Progress (2016-2018)
    • Social Solidarity (ongoing)
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    • Community participation in Plural Health Systems (COMPLUS)
    • Strengthening Community Voice in Health Systems
    • Community Systems Strengthening (CSS) for Health (2016-2019)
      • CSS Logframe
      • Project Activities
      • CSS Important documents, training material and reports
      • CSS DVDs/ Films
    • Health Centre Committees as a vehicle for social participation in health systems in East and Southern Africa (2016-2018)
    • Health care users’ experience as a focus for unlocking opportunities to access quality health services
    • Health System Governance: Community Participation as a key strategy for realising the Right to Health (2012-2015)
    • Photovoice (2012-2014)
    • Project Reports
    • Civil Society Agency and the Right to Health (ongoing)
    • Knowledge Production for the Right to Health (ongoing)
  • Resources
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    • Toolkits
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CSS DVDs/ Films

DVDs

  1. CSS Food and Community: Full Length Documentary

  2. CSS Food and Community: Summary Overview

  3. CSS Food and Community: Belhar Site

  4. CSS Food and Community: Gugulethu Site

  5. CSS Food and Community: Klapmuts Site

  6. Training video on Health Committees

  7. Creating an Enabling Environment

  8. Bringing Health Home

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