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How 82,000 Nigerian Women Die Yearly From Pregnancy-Related Complications – UNICEF - Vimarsana News

How 82,000 Nigerian Women Die Yearly From Pregnancy-Related Complications – UNICEF

 

UNICEF, UK float new project to protect children in North-east Nigeria - - Vimarsana News

UNICEF, UK float new project to protect children in North-east Nigeria -

Funded by the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) of the UK Government, the Multisectoral Integrated Nutrition Action (MINA) project is being implemented by UNICEF and other partners in 24 Local Government Areas of Borno and Yobe states till March 2025.

Migration seems to be shifting gender norms in Tonga - Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre - Vimarsana News

Migration seems to be shifting gender norms in Tonga - Devpolicy Blog from the Development Policy Centre

Ryan Edwards analyses new data on gender-related views from the Tongan household survey component of the Pacific Labour Mobility Survey.

UNICEF to empower over 300k mothers, caregivers for 'vulnerable' children in north-east - Vimarsana News

UNICEF to empower over 300k mothers, caregivers for 'vulnerable' children in north-east

(UNICEF) says it has commenced a new intervention programme to prevent malnutrition among vulnerable children in the north-east.

We Cannot Improve Maternal and Child Survival Without Improving Data Systems - Vimarsana News

We Cannot Improve Maternal and Child Survival Without Improving Data Systems

In this piece, I recap a few key messages on USAID’s call to action, honing in on the role of data and evidence in driving policy and decision-making. I argue that we need better data on the progress of maternal and child survival through improved health information systems as well as greater use of economic evidence to help drive priorities. These two approaches can help donors and governments drive reductions in preventable deaths of moms and babies.

Source: cgdev.org