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DESCRIPTION:"Betting Maternal Health on Mobile Phones."&nbsp\;Nidhi Vij is 
 a PhD Candidate in Public Administration and International Affairs at the 
 Maxwell School. &nbsp\;Description- &nbsp\;This week’s conversation will f
 ocus on mobile phone use to enhance maternal health care policy awareness 
 in India. Today\, maternal health care remains an elusive concept in many 
 rural areas in India. The low level of utilization of maternal healthcare 
 benefits is due to the lack of awareness about current policies. Mobile ph
 ones offer low cost access to wide ranging informational networks. With th
 e Government of India moving towards implementing a nation-wide mobile pho
 ne awareness campaign on maternal health\, this conversation will look at 
 the potential and pitfalls of implementing policy initiatives. &nbsp\; Piz
 za will be served.&nbsp\; Follow us on Facebook at: \n    PARCCatMaxwell\,
  tweet  #ConvolnConflict.\n    \n    \n
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SUMMARY:Conversations in Conflict Studies presents: Nidhi Vij
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p></p><p><b>"Betting Maternal Health on Mobil
 e Phones."</b>&nbsp\;<b><a href="https://nvij.expressions.syr.edu/" title=
 "Nidhi Vij"><i>Nidhi Vij</i></a></b> is a PhD Candidate in Public Administ
 ration and International Affairs at the Maxwell<b> </b>School. &nbsp\;Desc
 ription- &nbsp\;This week’s conversation will focus on mobile phone use to
  enhance maternal health care policy awareness in India. Today\, maternal 
 health care remains an elusive concept in many rural areas in India. The l
 ow level of utilization of maternal healthcare benefits is due to the lack
  of awareness about current policies. Mobile phones offer low cost access 
 to wide ranging informational networks. With the Government of India movin
 g towards implementing a nation-wide mobile phone awareness campaign on ma
 ternal health\, this conversation will look at the potential and pitfalls 
 of implementing policy initiatives. &nbsp\; <br><i>Pizza will be served.&n
 bsp\; </i>Follow us on Facebook at: \n    <a href="https://www.facebook.co
 m/PARCCatMaxwell" title="PARCCatMaxwell">PARCCatMaxwell</a>\, tweet  #Conv
 olnConflict.\n    <br>\n    <br>\n</p><p></p>
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