Interested in how African countries can use budgeting to benefit from the demographic dividend? Join this webinar on Tuesday, 6 Aug: buff.ly/3WN80b7 PRB

Cette discussion explorera des approches innovantes d'utilisation de l'outil de Budgétisation Sensible au Dividende Démographique (BSDD). MARDI 6 AOÛT 15h00 à 17h00 GMT | 11h00 à 13h00 EDT | 8h00 à 10h00 PDT buff.ly/3YBhpns @PRBData

Since 2020, APHRC, in collaboration with Development Initiatives (DI), has been implementing the Gates Data System project, which aims to strengthen national and subnational data systems to address data demand & supply needs. Read about it: buff.ly/46xPaIz. #WeAreAfrica #APHRCResearch

On August 1, Our Tanzania Country collaboration team had an enriching engagement with the country's RMNCAH technical working group as they shared results for key indicators on RMNCAH produced during this year's Countdown to 2030 supported Countries Analysis Meeting.

Our Tanzania Country collaboration sharing with the country's RMNCAH technical working group results for key indicators on RMNCAH produced through our support. More here: buff.ly/4ceTAVN

World Health Organization (WHO) UNICEF Thanks to #Exemplars research partners SickKids Global Child Health, University of Global Health Equity, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Northwestern, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, University of Manitoba, and Countdown to 2030 whose work highlights how breastfeeding plays an important role in progressing key topics like #U5M, nutrition, stunting, & #NewbornHealth.

On Friday, August 02nd, 2024, the Democratic Republic of Congo country collaboration team, for the Countdown 2030 program, organized a meeting to present and share the document analysis of reproductive, maternal, neonatal, child, and adolescent health indicators. #RMNCAH #Health

The study assesses the quality of maternal and newborn health services available to urban poor women in Nairobi.

Check out this critical study by Countdown to 2030 that evaluates several elements of maternal and newborn health care in Nairobi's informal settlements. #APHRCResearch #WeAreAfrica

Following the Countdown 2030 program's annual meeting, held in Kigali from April 22 to 26, 2024, the country team of Burkina Faso, led by ISSP, organized an exchange and sharing meeting with the various members of the Technical Working Group. #Countdown2030 #CAM2024 #BurkinaFaso

Watch video highlights from the 2024 annual meeting: buff.ly/3WI7kTu

We are geared up for the upcoming immunization coverage and inequalities analysis workshop with our 26 collaborating countries in sub-Saharan Africa, set for next week. Read more here: buff.ly/4dAIA6t APHRC Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance World Health Organization (WHO) UNICEF The GFF WorldPopProject Dr. Catherine Kyobutungi Muzukulu wa Bityo

What is one of the greatest #vaccine inequities across #Africa? Children who are being denied vaccines targeting leading infectious killers - #pneumonia & #diarrhea. More: stoppneumonia.org Countdown to 2030 APHRC Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance The GFF UNICEF Africa WHO African Region Dr Sania Nishtar

From August 26 to 30, 2024, Countdown 2030’s project on Immunization Coverage and Inequalities is holding its first annual multi-country analysis meeting in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire.

Join the “International Conference on Children and their Families, using the Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys” on 🗓️ 2-3 September 2024. Details here: buff.ly/4cGEOHJ Roland Mady of International Health will present a DRC case study in Session 26. UNICEF Bristol Poverty Institute (BPI)

Join us this Wednesday for a webinar on the lived experiences of pregnant and parenting adolescents studies conducted in Kenya, Malawi, and Burkina Faso. 🗓️September 4, 2024 ⏲️3:00 – 4:30 pm EAT 8:00 – 9:30 am EST 5:30 – 7:00 pm IST Click this link to register:

New #UrbanHealth study highlights shrinking inequality in under-5 mortality in #BurkinaFaso. Rapid mortality decline in informal areas, driven by reduced malaria deaths & social policies like free healthcare, is closing the gap. 📄 Read here: buff.ly/3XxMrLd

APHRC Media Roundtable At APHRC, we recognize the Media as a vital partner in amplifying our impact. Today, we proactively and intentionally partner with the media fraternity to enhance our collaboration, sustain our interaction, and explore opportunities to enhance our research

"We don't want to exist for the sake of it....we aim to create impact, and that's where the media comes in. We need help to translate research knowledge into practice and reduce the 17 year knowledge translation timeline to 4 years." Dr. Catherine Kyobutungi Muzukulu wa Bityo Executive Director, APHRC.

🚨 At @unicef's MICS conference, International Health's Roland Mady spotlighted #DRC's challenges in child curative care: high IMCI burden, limited health facility capacity, and significant equity gaps. A call to action for improved care! #Countdown2030