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Appendix G Attributes of Governmental and Nongovernmental Organizational Models for the Potential Administration of the Global Health Service
Appendix G Attributes of Governmental and Nongovernmental Organizational Models for the Potential Administration of the Global Health Service
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Appendix G Attributes of Governmental and Nongovernmental Organizational Models for the Potential Administration of the Global Health Service 225
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226 HEALERS ABROAD SAMPLING OF ORGANIZATIONAL MODEL ATTRIBUTES TABLE G-1 Governmental Organizational Models Government Agency Attributes CDC Epidemic Intelligence · Headquartered at CDC, an agency of the Service (EIS) Department of Health and Human Services http://www.cdc.gov/eis (DHHS)
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The Peace Corps' annual budget is determined each year by the congressional budget and appropriations process, and is part of the foreign operations budget. · The Senate Foreign Relations Committee is charged with general oversight of the activities and programs of the Peace Corps, and the House Committee on International Relations serves a similar function.
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228 HEALERS ABROAD TABLE G-1 Continued Government Agency Attributes · Recruit and deploy volunteers (nonsalaried) for 2-year service.
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http://www.aiha.com · Participants in twinning projects include a variety of health professionals depending on the need of the international partner and the specific project. · No experience with long term deployment of volunteers but plan to deploy volunteers linked to PEPFAR twinning projects for 36 months.
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· Works in 37 countries, has offices in 14 countries including many of the PEPFAR focus countries. · Addresses HIV/AIDS and close ties to Johns Hopkins University provide easy access to expertise from internationally known leaders in the field.
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