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African research teams in Ivory Coast, Kenya, Senegal and Uganda have been awarded significant support to conduct world-class health research and train the future generation
Maternity leave for women in developing countries is still a massive problem, with many women in informal sectors not receiving adequate cover. More than 70%
Women’s economic empowerment hinges on the assurance that quality and affordable child care is available so that they can go about the business of doing
In many parts of the world, family planning is still considered a woman’s responsibility. This has prevented men from being more involved in family decisions
A revolution starts with a small, beautiful idea that ignites the imaginations and inspires action to a bold, new future. The vision: strong national statistics
Scientific evidence shows that consuming at least five portions of fruit and vegetables a day can prolong your life and reduce your risk of developing
Urban growth across Africa is estimated at more than 3.5 percent annually – a large proportion of which is occurring in slum areas. Poverty and
Nairobi, Kenya, February 5, 2016 – On 4-5 February, the African Population and Health Research Center helped 139 girls in Nairobi slums open the door
I am a social scientist, trained as a demographer, who has developed a particular interest in reproductive health in sub-Saharan Africa. I crunch numbers, study
Demographers and development professionals sometimes find themselves on opposite sides of the debate about the move across Africa towards urbanization. On one hand, there are
As a public health specialist I have always been a strong advocate of healthy eating. By healthy I mean consuming more fruits and vegetables, and