Rwanda rebuilds after genocide with focus on health care
Clip: 5/29/2014 | 8m 46s
The public health transformation in Rwanda is striking for those who remember the genocide
The public health transformation in Rwanda is striking for those with memories of the massacre of nearly one million people 20 years ago. International aid groups were initially wary about getting involved, but Rwanda took ownership of its own development and built a new health care system. Special correspondent Fred de Sam Lazaro explores how they’ve worked to overcome a shortage of doctors.
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Rwanda rebuilds after genocide with focus on health care
Clip: 5/29/2014 | 8m 46s
The public health transformation in Rwanda is striking for those with memories of the massacre of nearly one million people 20 years ago. International aid groups were initially wary about getting involved, but Rwanda took ownership of its own development and built a new health care system. Special correspondent Fred de Sam Lazaro explores how they’ve worked to overcome a shortage of doctors.
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