What lessons can we learn from implementation research to improve maternal and child health in Africa?
While the duality of African economies is well recognized in economic literature, only a few comprehensive studies have examined the formal and informal economies using the same instruments.
This book examines women’s economic empowerment in a range of developing country contexts, investigating the societal structures and norms which keep women from achieving economic equality.
This in-depth report examines the South African school health service, and considers its design and intentions against international models.
Dengue represents a substantial burden in many tropical and sub-tropical regions of the world. We estimated the economic burden of dengue illness in Malaysia.
Land degradation is severe in the steep sloping highlands in eastern Africa; natural resource management is central to good governance and increasing enfranchisement of rural people.
While local adaptive capacity can evolve from place-based knowledge that governments often lack, communities need assistance from state powers to adjust to climate change and socioeconomic impacts.
This paper offers socio-ecological, situated perspectives on adolescent resilience derived from an application of interpretive
Health systems in many low-income countries remain fragile, and the record of human resource planning and management in Ministries of Health very uneven.