Global health e-brief ; 2008 1st qtr
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      Building USG interagency collaboration through global health engagement
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      Issue title: Building USG interagency collaboration through global health engagement

      Welcome to 2008s first quarter Global Health E-Brief, designed to inform readers about key global health activities at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

      Our first issue of the year focuses on efforts to harmonize national global public health priorities across the U.S. Government and other public-private partnerships through Global Health Engagementa strategic approach to leverage U.S. public health capabilities in support of equity, security, diplomacy, trade, development and the environment.

      Co-authored with our interagency partners, this issue highlights Project Horizon, an ongoing interagency strategic planning process bringing greater cohesion to federal agencies with international mandates. This issue also features activities that exemplify Global Health Engagement, and a plan to chart its success.

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