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Resisting reforms. A Resource-based perspective of collective action in the

distribution of agricultural input and primary health services in the Couffo region,

Benin

Dedehouanou, H.

Publication date 2002

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Dedehouanou, H. (2002). Resisting reforms. A Resource-based perspective of collective action in the distribution of agricultural input and primary health services in the Couffo region, Benin.

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Listt of Boxes

Boxx 2.1 Tracing competition and performance of villages in the distribution of

agriculturall input and primary health services through organisational resources 26

Boxx 5.1 Innovative interactions between formal and grassroots organisations 129 Boxx 8.1 Social organisations, social values of the village communities, and conflicts in

resourcee allocation for health-care purposes 2 0 8

Listt of Maps

Mapp 1.1 Location of surveyed villages in the Couffo region 12 Mapp 3.1 Population gradients and agro-ecological zones in the Couffo region 58

Mapp 6.1 The existing government primary health services and referral hospitals in the Couffoo region

Mapp 8.1 Characteristics of Attendance and the Coverage at Selected Primary Health

Servicess in the Couffo region 1 9 7 Mapp 8.2 Characteristics of Attendance and the Coverage at Five Referral Hospitals in

thee Couffo region

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