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Re: USAID - Global Health Initiative
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scottmorris.ku@gmail.com
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2010-08-06 16:27:06
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Doug Davenport
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Abe M. Sher
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David Murphy
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Eric Schwerin
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Hunter Biden
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Immediately, the Emergency Water Network that we are proposing for DE falls directly into this strategy - "improves health outcomes". In all of our discussions to date we have always stated that the fleet of Aqua units would not only be the backbone of potable water supplies in public health emergencies and disasters in the US, but these units could easily be deployed from DE to outside CONUS ie. Haiti, Ban, Asian Tsunami. On Fri, Aug 6, 2010 at 12:08 PM, Doug Davenport <ddavenport71@gmail.com>wrote: > From USAID website: "Our government will spend $63Billion in the next 6 > years to help partner companies improve health outcomes, with a particular > focus on programs such as safe water......" > You cannot tell me that there is not enough $$$ or will power to get our > solution into this pipeline.....I welcome your comments....... > > Best Regards, > > Doug Davenport > 202-494-8990 > > > >
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