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Lesson
The selection of adjoining provinces in the Central Highlands had several benefits. First, these provinces have a large number of poor ethnic minorities and other residents with low health status and limited access to health services. As such, these areas align with both the government's policy of supporting disadvantaged groups and ADB's overarching objectives of tackling poverty. Ethnic minorities needed continuous targeting as their health status and sociocultural adverse health behaviour warranted project interventions.

Project Number: 37115-013
Project Name: Health Care in the Central Highlands Project
Report Date: 01 Mar 2012

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