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Daily Archives: February 18, 2020

close-up of hands both dispensing and receiving medicine

Research insights into the causes of medicine theft in Malawi

Jablonski, Subnational & SectoralBy Ryan JablonskiFebruary 18, 20201 Comment

GI-ACE researcher Ryan Jablonski explores findings from surveys exploring Malawians’ experiences with accessing their medicines and shares additional analysis that sheds light on why Malawians believe individuals are motivated to steal drugs.

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