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"When data-driven journalism is used to combat gender inequality, this produces fascinating investigations that challenge existing ideas." MediaLab for Women seeks to provide journalists with training on how to access and use gender-related open or public data to investigate and address gender inequality in French- speaking Africa, as well as suppo

"Deploying and supporting many mobile medical teams and cover[ing] their salaries or possible additional personnel costs such as incentives is a necessary measure to meet the high demand for immunization services to the population who have been cut off."

"...digital solutions can be used to provide access to critical health information to hard-to-reach vulnerable populations such as...refugee... parents and their children."

"The spread of both mis- and disinformation, especially via social media, is a common problem in India.

"...the battle [to eradicate polio] is not over, as there are outbreaks of circulating vaccine-derived poliovirus (cVDPV), occurring mainly in places with low immunization coverage, most especially in conflict areas and remote communities experiencing huge migration..."

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"Humanitarians now recognise that keeping people connected to each other, providing information for and communicating with people affected by conflict or natural disasters are among the most important elements of emergency response."

"Why dont people vaccinate, and what can be done to increase vaccination rates besides providing free and easy access to vaccines?" This review presents a conceptual framework, motivated by economic theory, of factors that shift the demand for vaccines.

"Interventions that influence social norms around healthy behaviours may be part of a sustainable solution to improving health status..." This article discusses the Nigerian Urban Reproductive Health Initiative (NURHI)s effort to increase contraceptive uptake through advocacy, service delivery, and demand generation.