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ISSUES, CHALLENGES AND QUESTIONS

ISSUES, CHALLENGES AND QUESTIONS. South Africa-centred Dominance of injury epidemiologists limits intervention work Volunteer driven constraints Civil society – local authorities alliances tenuous. WHO Collaborating Centre for Violence and Injury Prevention Research and Training.

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ISSUES, CHALLENGES AND QUESTIONS

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  1. ISSUES, CHALLENGES AND QUESTIONS • South Africa-centred • Dominance of injury epidemiologists limits intervention work • Volunteer driven constraints • Civil society – local authorities alliances tenuous WHO Collaborating Centre for Violence and Injury Prevention Research and Training

  2. ISSUES, CHALLENGES AND QUESTIONS (continued) • Mobilize service-centred groups • Language of injury prevention to find links with development agenda WHO Collaborating Centre for Violence and Injury Prevention Research and Training

  3. THANK YOU WHO Collaborating Centre for Violence and Injury Prevention Research and Training

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