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Community-based women’s groups using a participatory learning and action (PLA) cycle are effective in promoting maternal and child health.

Background: Tropical forests are repositories of much of the world’s biodiversity and are critical for mitigation of climate change. Yet, the drivers of forest dynamics are poorly understood.

The Raspberry Pi is a credit card sized single board computer that finds its use in very diverse projects.

Objective: The aims of this study were to investigate occupational and non-work-related risk factors of coronavirus disease 2019 among health care workers (HCWs) in Vancouver Coastal Health, Britis

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Integrated testing for TB and COVID-19 may help find those TB patients who are not accessing care in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Background: Few studies have examined the influence of women's participation in farmer groups on female and male empowerment, which is considered essential to improving nutrition.

In many low-income countries, agricultural producers face significant climate-related risks that undermine the resilience of their production and food supply systems.

Participatory service improvement is feasible and acceptable in post-conflict settings like Northern Uganda.

Kangaroo mother care (KMC) has been identified as an alternative way to care for low-birthweight (LBW) and preterm neonates.

The research aimed to explore how income-generating activities and interventions can be used to support primary health care for South Sudanese refugees in Kiryandongo District, Uganda.

This study determines maternal mortality ratios (MMR) and identifies risk factors for maternal deaths in referral health facilities in Nigeria.

Study findings show predictors of sub-optimal offerings of standard Primary Health Care (PHC) that include: local government area, marital status and previous childbirths.

This research analyzes the process of implementing performance-based financing (PBF) at district hospital (DH) level in Mali.

This study examined the factors driving low adoption of vaccination against Newcastle disease (NCD) and Rift Valley fever (RFV) among smallholder women farmers of Nyagatare District in order to ide

Women farmers find little support for the small livestock they manage due to official preference for cattle production.

Findings show that key constraints to vaccine access and adoption for rural smallholder women farmers are lack of a cold chain for vaccine maintenance, inadequate and late delivery of veterinary se

Following its proclamation as an urban municipality in 2017, Dhulikhel was merged with five adjoining Village Development Councils (VDCs), increasing the number of wards from 9 to 12.

Ambition was plentiful at last year’s climate conference, but outcomes can best be described as mixed when it comes to climate finance.

The Eastern Africa Grain Council, in partnership with CDKN, launched this project in Kenya and Uganda in 2019.

Governments seek to return to pre-Covid levels of economic activity, and there is much discussion on how to build back ‘greener’.