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Although researchers in Kenya seek to influence social protection policies and programmes with the knowledge that they generate, they face challenges ensuring that policy-makers use
With support from the David and Lucile Packard Foundation, the ‘Reversing the Stall in Fertility Decline in Western Kenya’ project was launched in 2009 to
The ages 10-14 years are among the most critical for human development, yet early adolescence is one of the most poorly understood stages of the
Preschool is a term used to describe early childhood education programs that serve children in their early ages (3-6 years), before they are of legal
Increasing the number of children attending primary schools has topped the global development agenda since the turn of the century, with the commitments established by
In the informal urban settlements of Nairobi, as in similar communities throughout sub- Saharan Africa, a woman’s ability to work and earn income is often
The goals of the ADDRF program are to facilitate more rigorous engagement of doctoral students in health systems research, to provide them with an opportunity
Waiving user fees and micro health insurance schemes are two different ways of improving access to healthcare and providing social protection. This brief describes a
Little is known about patterns of secondary schooling among the urban poor. The data related to secondary school transition is not disaggregate by gender or
This is an initiative inspired by a collaboration between the World Economic Forum Global Agenda Councils on ‘Ageing’ and on a ‘Demographic Dividend (DD)’, which

















