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Don’t Give Up Hope: Myanmar Music Stars Unite to Help People Affected by Drug Dependency

11/12/2019

 
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Singer Aung La at the Don't Give Up Hope recording session in Yangon, Myanmar. Photo: Community Partners International

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      • Board of Directors Conflict of Interest Policy​
      • Document Retention and Destruction Policy
      • Compensation and Approval Process for the Executive Director
      • Financial Conflict of Interest for Investigators Policy
      • Whistleblower Policy
  • What We Do
    • Health >
      • Health Systems Strengthening
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        • USAID HIV/AIDS Flagship (UHF) Project >
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          • Contact UHF
      • Infectious Disease
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      • Community First Aid
    • Sustainable Development
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      • Rohingya Refugee Response
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