Investing in parents and children during the critical period between birth and five years can have long-lasting benefits in the child’s life. African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC) conducted implementation research during a 30-month program period on MTM in Kenya and Zambia – where it is implemented by Episcopal Relief & Development with its long-term partners, the Zambia Anglican Council Outreach Programs (ZACOP) and the Anglican Church of Kenya Development Services – Nyanza (ADS-Nyanza). […]
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Most of these risk factors are preventable and treatable, and tackling them will bring huge social and economic benefits. We […]
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Most of these risk factors are preventable and treatable, and tackling them will bring huge social and economic benefits. We […]
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Most of these risk factors are preventable and treatable, and tackling them will bring huge social and economic benefits. We […]
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Global estimates by the United Nations inter-agency group for child mortality show that as of 2017, under-five mortality rate had […]
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Child health is a fundamental public health issue because good child health sets one up for lifelong health and functioning, […]
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Building on available evidence that there are differences of exposure to solid waste among men, women and children, it follows […]
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Anaemia among children under 5, is a public health problem of serious concern. In Ghana, an estimated 8 out of […]
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In sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), rapid urbanisation coupled with the high prevalence of infant and young child (IYC) undernutrition in low-income […]
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Low Haemoglobin concentration (Hb) among women of reproductive age is a severe public health problem in sub-Saharan Africa. This study […]
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