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Who We Are IREX is a global development and education organization. We strive for a more just, prosperous, and inclusive world—where individuals reach their full potential, governments serve their people, and communities thrive.

Job Title: Program Associate Reports to: Director of Programs Location: Virtual position; Washington, D.C. Metro Area home base is preferred WHO WE ARE Solar Sister’s mission is to eradicate energy poverty by empowering women with economic opportunity.

Based on research conducted over a year and a half, First Steps is the first account of its kind that documents, maps and analyses the rapidly growing field of Citizen Science in ecology in India.

"Partners have played vital roles during country readiness...and successful launch of the vaccine[s]..." With support from Gavi and its partners, the Government of Bangladesh (GOB) jointly introduced two vaccines in 2015: pneumococcal 10-valent conjugate vaccine (PCV-10) and inactivated polio vaccine (IPV).

"Shifting awareness of gender dynamics in households and improving couple communication and joint decision-making can empower both men and women to contribute to improvements within the household." Research shows links between mothers participation in household decision-making (HHDM) and reductions in child stunting.

Dr Haribondhu Sarma is currently affilieated with the Department of Global Health at the Australian National University (ANU) and contributing on its various research and academic activities, including convening the Global Population Health course.

"Inclusive planning and organization with representatives from the hard to reach areas and communities is vital to successful implementation of immunisation activities and overcoming the challenges arising from the complexity of urban areas..."

"If awareness is raised on the importance of immunization and finding a way to combat misinformation on media, it will go a long way to improve routine immunization uptake in Yaounde-Cameroon."

"As the final decade of acceleration towards zero new cases of FGM by 2030 begins, increasing the rigour, relevance, and utility of research for programming, policy development and resource allocation is critical." Despite intensified efforts to build the evidence base globally to inform strategies to address female genital mutilation (FGM), there

"These findings highlight the need for engagement of MILs for FP promotion in rural India and the potential utility of social norms interventions."