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Hesperian

Hesperian is a publisher of popular health books promotes the health of poor people around the world by making health information accessible. They produce books and other educational resources for community-based health care.

Primary web addresses
http://www.hesperian.org/
Main Address
1919 Addison Street, Suite 304
Berkeley California 94704
Country
United States
Main Telephone
1-510-845-1447
Joined OneWorld
10.10.2001

Features
24.06.2008 From starting tree nurseries to properly disposing of solid waste, a new guide offers simple solutions to help communities around the planet improve their quality of life.
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01.02.2007 Advances in science and technology are securing better health and longer lives, but only for a small fraction of the world's population. A new book (available free online) argues that the world lacks neither funds nor expertise to solve many of its key health problems.
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Image: © Hesperian
28.10.2006 From Bolivia to the United States, Nigeria, and beyond, publics are challenging the notion that corporations can control the most basic resource needed to sustain life.
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Image: © Hesperian





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