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Good quality data are essential for institutions to accurately plan, budget, and evaluate development activities. Without basic development metrics, it is not possible to get
After-school support programs are a vehicle through which life skills can be transferred to learners, according to evidence generated by the African Population and Health
Tayari is an early childhood development and education (ECDE) program that is being piloted by RTI, in partnership with the Ministry of Education (MoE) in
Unsafe abortion is a global social and public health problem. In 2012, half a million induced abortions occurred in Kenya, most of which were unsafe:
Family Planning (FP) should be a budgetary and policy priority for government decisionmakers. This brief uses data from secondary sources including Demographic and Health Surveys
Globally, urbanisation is associated with the increased generation of solid waste. City authorities are struggling to provide adequate waste management services, especially in developing countries.
Dakar can efficiently handle current and future volumes of solid waste if the following steps are taken: i) informal waste collection is synchronised with that
From Plan to Action: Assessing Integration and Evolution of Solid Waste Management Policies in Kenya
Kenya has developed various policy frameworks to guide the management of solid waste. However, their focus on environment dominates over health outcomes, and major gaps
Tanzania’s commitment to preventing maternal and newborn deaths has earned new momentum since 2016 in its adoption of a series of policies that recognize that
Introduction HIV testing services are an essential gateway to HIV prevention, care and treatment. In order to meet the Joint United Nations Program on HIV/AIDS
Many adolescent girls in Kenya face considerable risks and vulnerabilities that affect their education status, health, and general well-being. In addition to low educational attainment
Despite an extensive evidence base on contraceptive method choice, it remains uncertain which factors are most influential in predisposing women toward certain methods and against