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Research in ActionGovernance HealthPositioning think tanks for policy influenceThe Think Tank Initiative (TTI) was founded on the belief that strong and independent policy research organizations play an important role in informing and shaping policies in developing countries.
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Research in ActionHealth GenderInnovating for Maternal and Child Health in Africa teams share early findings in Dakar
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Research in ActionHealth GenderAbuja workshop calls for evidence-based policies to improve maternal and child health in Nigeria
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Research in ActionHealth GenderUsing evidence to reduce maternal deaths in NigeriaIn 2010, some 40,000 Nigerian women died in childbirth — 14% of the world’s total maternal deaths. In many rural areas, women and girls marry young and put in long hours of gruelling domestic labour — grinding meal, fetching firewood and water, tilling and selling crops — well into late stages of pregnancy.Date
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Research in ActionInformation and Communication Health GovernanceFlexible intellectual property rights lead to greater innovation in Africa
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