National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy Harvard Case Solution & Analysis

National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy Case Solution

The National Effort to Prevent Teen Pregnancy was establishedin 1995 to bring together a variety of attempts to reduce teen pregnancy in America. Over the last four years the effort brought a powerful staff, developed successful systems for affecting the media, has recruited an esteemed board, sponsored research on the reasons for the high teen pregnancy rate in America, and raised considerable capital.The. board and staff of the effort have to decide how fast to grow, and whether to establish a local presence, what their research priorities ought to be and the best way to function efficiently with others in the field.

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PUBLICATION DATE: February 07, 2000 PRODUCT #: 300105-PDF-ENG

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