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MAMA's Lessons Learned on the Way to 500,000 Subscribers

The MAMA program in Bangladesh, known locally as Aponjon has harnessed the potential of mobile technology to achieve scale, sustainability and impact by tackling challenges related to female literacy and phone ownership, and diverse preferences from urban and rural populations. This document shares the programmatic processes, successes and lessons learned that has helped contribute to the countries success.  May 2014.

PDF icon MAMA Bangladesh Case Study
Country: 
Bangladesh
mTERG Terms: 
Maternal health
Publication Year: 
2014
Resource Type: 
MAMA
Language: 
English
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