AID seeks proposals for Pakistan's CSM project

Soc Mark Forum. 1985 Winter;2(1):1.

Abstract

PIP: The US Agency for International Development (AID) has prepared a request for proposals (RFP) for an international contractor to provide technical advice to Pakistan's projected contraceptive social marketing program. Sales of both condoms and a low-dose oral contraceptive were planned for 1986. At this point, however, the social marketing project's implementation remains in doubt as a result of internal government opposition. The government had hoped to implement the project without an outside contractor, but this proved infeasible. The RFP prepared by USAID outlines a 4-year involvement for a resident advisor. Funds will come from a 5-year US$20 million contract signed in 1984 by USAID and the Pakistani government. USAID remains optimistic that the project will continue, despite this delay, and is proceeding to procure commodities.

MeSH terms

  • Asia
  • Commerce*
  • Delivery of Health Care*
  • Developing Countries
  • Economics*
  • Government Agencies
  • Health
  • Health Planning*
  • Health Services Administration*
  • Marketing of Health Services*
  • Organization and Administration*
  • Organizations
  • Pakistan
  • Politics