Alignment and harmonisation in R4H
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The document discusses implementing the principles of the Paris Declaration for research for health systems. It recommends developing indicators to assess the intended and unintended outcomes and impact of implementation. Partner countries and donors should share assessment results and adapt strategies accordingly to maximize countries' benefits.
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