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Names and Addresses of Positive-deviance Mail-survey Respondents
Appendix 2. Names and Addresses of Positive-deviance Mail-survey Respondents
Dr. Eduardo M. Abad Epidemiology National Institute Entre Rios 2143-(7600) Mar Del Plata. Argentina
Dr. Enrique Abeya-Gilardon Centro de Estudios Sobre Nutrition Infantil 1425 Buenos Aires. Argentina
Dr. Maria de la Luz Alvarez Casilla 15138 Santiago 11, Chile
Dr. Perihan Arslan Nutrition and Dietetics Dept Hacettepe University Ankara, Turkey
Dr. Saroj Arya National Institute of Nutrition Jamia Osmania. PO Tarnaka Hyderabad-7, India
Dr. Eduardo Atalah Nutrition Dept, University of Chile lndependencia 1027 Santiago, Chile
Dr. Sylvia S. Babu Bangalore Baptist Hospital Bellary Road, Hebbal P.D. Bangalore, India
Dr. Gretchen Berggren Harvard School, Public Health 665 Huntington Blvd Boston. MA 02115. USA
Dr. Paula Bertolin Catholic Relief Services Box 48932 Nairobi. Kenya
Dr. John Biddulph University of Papua New Guinea Medical Faculty, PO Box 5623 Boroko, Papua New Guinea
Dr. R. 1. Bijlani All India Institute of Medical Science New Delhi 110 029, India
Dr. Robert E. Black University of Maryland Medical School 10 S. Pine Street Baltimore, MD 21211, USA
Dr. M. T. Bomar Federal Research Centre for Nutrition Engesserstrasse 20 D-750U Karlsruhe 1, FRG
Dr. Martina T. Certeza University of Santo Tomas Faculty of Medicine and Surgery Epana, Manila. Philippines
Dr. Indira Chakravarty All India Institute of Hygiene and Public Health 110, Chittaranjan Avenue Calcutta, 7088073, India
Dr. S. N. Chaudhuri ClNI-Child in Need Institute Vill Daulatpur, PO AmgachiVia Joka Dist 240RGS, India
Dr. Nicholas Cohen Helen Keller International PO Box 6066 Gulshan Dhaka 12, Bangladesh
Dr. Sonchai Durongoej Dept of Nutrition Mahidol University. Rajuithi Rd. Bangkok 104(N), Thailand
Dr. Mauro Fishberg Escola Paulista de Medicina Rua Botucatu n 740. CEP 04023 Sao Paulo, Brazil
Dr. Cecilia A. Florencio University of the Philippines Dept of Food Sciences and Nutrition Diliman, Quezon City Philippines
Dr. David C. Geddis Royal Plunket Society PO Box 6042 Dunedin, New Zealand
Dr. Carlos A. Gianantoni Dept de Pediatria Hospital Italiano. Gascon 450 Buenos Aires 1181. Argentina
Dr. Juddith Gussler Ross Lahoratorics 625 Cleveland AvenueColumbus, OH 43216, USA
Dr. Ho Zhi-Chien Faculty of Public Health Zhongshan Medical College Guangzhou, China
Dr. Yngve Hofvander International Child Health Unit University Hospital, Entrace 13 S-751 X:5 Uppsala, Sweden
Dr. Hsu Jei-Yun Dept of Ped., University Hospital No. 2, Lane 3, Chao-Chou St Taipei, Taiwan
Dr. Huang Po-Chao Dept of Biochemistry, Taiwan University 1-1 Jenai Road Taipei, Taiwan
Dr. Huang Teh-Yang Dept of Ped., Kaoshiung Col. Shu-Chuan First Road Kaoshinng, Taiwan
Dr. R. Hanis Hussein Institute for Medical Research Jalan Pahang. Kuala Lumpur Malaysia
Dr. Joyce Kanyangwa Rural Development Studies Bureau University of Zambia, Box 30910 Lusaka. Zambia
Dr. Festo P. Kavishe Tanzania Food and Nutrition Centre PO Box 977 Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania
Dr. Moselm Uddin Khan International Centre of Diarrhocal Disease Research GPO 128 Dhaka-2, Bangladesh
Dr. Kathryn Kolasa Dept of Food, Nutrition, and Institution Management East Carolina University Greenville, NC 27834, USA
Dr. Miriam E. Krantz United Mission to Nepal H S B O Box 126 Kathmandu, Nepal
Dr. Michael C. Lathan Prof., Int Nutrition Cornell University Ithaca, NY 14853, USA
Dr. Horacio Alberto Lejarraga Dept de Pediatria ospital Italiano, Gascon 450 Bueno Aires 1181, Argentina
Dr. Grace S. Marquis Dept of Food Science and Nutrition Michigan State University East Lansing. M1 48824, USA
Dr. Ellen Messer Ctr. Avd. Study, Behavioral Sci. 202 Juniper Serra Blvd. Stanford, CA 94301, USA
Dr. Akbar Mohsin Mohammed Salmaniya Medical Centre PO Box 12 Manama-Bahrain, Arabian Gulf
Dr. David Nabarro Save the Children Fund GPO Box 992 Kathmandu. Nepal
Dr. Nagati National Institute of Nutrition 11 rue Jebral Lakhdar, Tunis, Tunisia
Dr. Margarita Nagy Ascot Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 7701 N. Austin Avenue Skokie, IL 60077, USA
Bernadette Sallah Nakhisa Nutritionist Breast feeding Information Group PO Box 59436 Nairobi, Kenya
Dr. A. J. N yror San Diego Nutrition Program Mercy Hospital San Diego, CA 92103, USA
Dr. A. M. Ndiaye ORANA 39, avenue Pasteur B.P. Dakar. Senegal
Dr. Mark Nichter Bureau of Health Education 2 Kynsey Road Colombo 8, Sri Lanka
Dr. A. D. Nikapota Dept of Psychiatry Kynsey Road Colombo 8, Sri Lanka
Dr. Manuel Olivares Institute of Nutrition and Food Technology University of Chile. Casilla A5138 Santiago 11, Chile
Mr. Michael Upi Pagasa Dept of Health, PO Box 63 Mendi, So. Highlands Prov. Papua New Guinea
Dr. Janet Picado Hospital Infantil Manuel de Jesus Rivera, Apartado C Managua, Nicaragua
Dr. Helen Pickering London School of Hygiene Keppel Street London WC1E 7HT, United Kingdom
Dr. Barry Popkin Dept of Nutrition University of North Carolina 315 Pittsboro Street, 325H Chapel Hill, NC 27514, USA
Dr. Anusith Rajatasilpin Dept of Nutrition 42011 Rajuithi Road Bangkok-10400, Thailand
Dr. K. Ramachandran All India Institute of Medical Science New Delhi 110029 India
Dr. John Rohde Management Sciences for Health Port-au-Prince, Box 2560 Haiti
Dr. Maria Romero Apartudo Aeieo 039372 Bogota Colombia
Dr. Rhonda Sarnoff Catholic Relief Services PO Box 48932 Nairobi, Kenya
Dr. O. Schaefer Medical Research Unit Charles Camsell Hospital 12812-115 Ave., Edmonton Alberta TSM 3A4, Canada
Dr. Claudio Schuttan Dept of Nutrition, Tulane 1430 Tulane Avenue New Orleans, LA 70112. USA
Prof. B. B. Sethi Dept of Psychiatry K.G. Medical College Lucknow 2260113, India
Dr. Nalini Shakya Community Development Assistance Project Box 126, UMN Kathmandu, Nepal
Prof. Priyani Soysa Dept of Pediatrics University of Colombo, Kynsey Road Colombo 8, Sri Lanka
Dr. Yobtaroh Takisawa Pediatrics Hachinohe Red Cross Hospital Tamonoki, Hachinohe City Aomori, Japan
Dr. Pat Townsend 385 I Granger Ortonville, M1 48462, USA
Dr. Antonia Trichopoulou Dept of Nutrition Athens School of Public Health Athens, Greece
Dr. Ricardo Uauy Instituto de Nutrición University of Chile Casilla 15138 Santiago, Chile
Dr. Martha Vazquez de Vaquera School of Medicine APO 1-440, Guadalajara Jalisco, Mexico
Ms. Shahnaz Vazir National Institute of Nutrition Indian Council of Medical Research NIN, Jamai-Osmania Hyderabad 5(XNX)7, India
Prof. Duangmanee Visesharul Faculty of Public Health Bangkok- 10400 Thailand
Dr. Hiroshi Wako Hachinohe Red Cross Hospital Hachinohe City Aomori, Japan
Dr. Christine S. Wilson Dept of Epidemiology University of California San Francisco, CA 94143, USA
Dr. Pattanee Winichagoon Research Centre, Ramathihodi Medical Faculty and Institute of Nutrition Mahidol University, Rama Vl Road Bangkok 4. Thailand
Dr. Fanny Wurgaft Instituto de Nutrición Jose Pedro Alessandri 5540 Santiago, Chile
Dr. Shirley B. Yoder 1504 So. 8th Street Goshen, IN 46526, USA
Dr. Shu Yuasa Institute of Public Health Ministry of Health Shirokanedai 4-6- 1, Minato-ku Tokyo 108, Japan
Dr. Maribel Lopez Zambrano School of Medicine APO 1-441), Guadalajara Jalisco. Mexico
Other UNU Titles of Interest
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Methods for Development Policy and Planning
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Emphasizing the importance of understanding how resources are distributed within the household in order to design successful and effective development programmes, the authors of this 3-part study first consider various conceptual approaches to the subject, then examine different methods for collecting the information needed for analysing household resource allocation,and,finally,focusonsuchkeyvariablesashowmembersallocatetime,individual food consumption, and household flexibility in adapting to external economic and social changes. Of special note is the sample approach to incorporating household issues into the design and evaluation of development programmes presented in the Appendix.
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