2 March 2018: UNICEF Kenya is using the reproductive, maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health (RMNCAH) scorecard to strengthen data-driven service delivery in a devolved health system framework. Watch videos of stakeholders discussing the initiative: Dr Hellen Kiarie, Acting Head, M&E Unit, Division … Continue reading
30 May 2017: New approaches to programme monitoring and response (PMR) in the health and nutrition sectors are contributing to improved health outcomes for women and children in Eastern and Southern Africa. For the first time, UNICEF is combining subnational near real-time … Continue reading
15 April 2017: The huge potential of ICT for agriculture (ICT4Ag), from increasing agricultural yields to helping farmers get a fairer price for their produce, is well documented. Technologies such as SMS applications, mobile banking and satellite data have been … Continue reading
1 December 2016: My literature review for Chance for Childhood Girls in conflict with the law in Uganda has just been published. The study assesses girls’ experiences and needs before, during and after contact with the criminal and informal justice systems, and provides … Continue reading
3 November 2016: My research on gender and children with disabilities conducted in Rwanda in 2015, has just been cited by UNICEF and the Education Development Trust in their Eastern and Southern Africa regional study on the fulfilment of the … Continue reading
10 May 2016: As Gender Researcher and Advisor for the NGO Chance for Childhood, I am currently researching girls’ experiences and needs while in contact with the criminal and informal justice systems in Uganda. The research comprises a combination of desk research … Continue reading
6 May 2016: The Panama Papers point the way to potential tax evasion by numerous political figures including 12 national leaders. However this is just one example of how global financial flows are based on inequality and outdated paradigms in which the … Continue reading
11 April 2016: For many fleeing conflict and living in refugee camps, the absence of war and freedom from fear of violence may be the most obvious contrast to life at home, however camp life can be far from safe. Kakuma … Continue reading
11 April 2016: Jime, 17, and his three friends are on a journey: From war to peace; from South Sudan to Kenya; from childhood to adulthood. Over the past two years, 1.7 million people have become internally displaced within South … Continue reading
30 March 2016: I recently spoke at the Disasters and Development conference at Bath Spa university with a talk entitled The conflict in South Sudan: Lessons from a manmade emergency. My talk drew on experiences from my recent visits to South … Continue reading
