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    Meeting peaks in demand for nutrition services through government health systems

    15 April 2014

    This briefing paper describes the CMAM ‘surge model’ and its application in Marsabit County by Concern and the Government of Kenya (GoK).

    This briefing paper describes the CMAM ‘surge model’ and its application in Marsabit County by Concern and the Government of Kenya (GoK).

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