Does Decentralization Deliver Health Services to vulnerable Groups in Kenya? A Case Study of Busia and Kakamega Counties -Kenya

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<title>Abstract</title> <p><bold>1. Background</bold>Decentralization has become an increasingly important concept in development theory and practice in the world since the 1970s. Decentralization is generally understood to be referring to policies and processes that shift the locus of decision-making and management to the local level, Hellington (2005). According to Elamon (2004), decentralization is particularl...

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• Africa South of the Sahara
• Chronic Disease
• Diet
• Environment
• Epidemics
• Genetic Variation
• Life Style
• Risk Factors

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bab105d2-ecb0-55f6-b690-f71d5f096c6b

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10.21203/rs.3.rs-1174157/v1