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April Newsletter 2023
April Newsletter 2023

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A Guide to Listening to Young Lives at Work Calls 1 to 5 Constructed Files

This Technical Note supports researchers to use Young Lives data collected during our Round 6 Phone Survey, which comprise of 5 Calls with our study respondents. 

The Young Lives COVID-19 Phone Survey incorporated modules from previous Young Lives survey rounds and new modules designed to collect information about the impact of the pandemic on young people. 

A Guide to Listening to Young Lives at Work Calls 1 to 5 Constructed Files

This Technical Note supports researchers to use Young Lives data collected during our Round 6 Phone Survey, which comprise of 5 Calls with our study respondents. 

The Young Lives COVID-19 Phone Survey incorporated modules from previous Young Lives survey rounds and new modules designed to collect information about the impact of the pandemic on young people. 

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Meet EBC with Dr. Alula Pankhurst Country Director, Young Lives Ethiopia
Meet EBC with Dr. Alula Pankhurst Country Director, Young Lives Ethiopia
Meet EBC with Dr. Alula Pankhurst Country Director, Young Lives Ethiopia
Meet EBC with Dr. Alula Pankhurst Country Director, Young Lives Ethiopia

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Children having children: early motherhood and offspring human capital in India

Using panel data from India, this paper investigates the effect of early maternal age on offspring human capital, contributing to the scarce evidence on this phenomenon, especially in the context of a developing country. The analysis relies on mother fixed effects to allow for unobserved differences between mothers and employs a variety of empirical strategies to address remaining sibling-specific concerns. Our results indicate that children born to young mothers are shorter for their age, with stronger effects for girls born to very young mothers.

Children having children: early motherhood and offspring human capital in India

Using panel data from India, this paper investigates the effect of early maternal age on offspring human capital, contributing to the scarce evidence on this phenomenon, especially in the context of a developing country. The analysis relies on mother fixed effects to allow for unobserved differences between mothers and employs a variety of empirical strategies to address remaining sibling-specific concerns. Our results indicate that children born to young mothers are shorter for their age, with stronger effects for girls born to very young mothers.

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Young Lives Country Directors on Governance and Impact: Discussion and Q and A
Young Lives Country Directors on Governance and Impact: Discussion and Q and A
Guest Blog: “Why we still need to prioritise nutrition targets and indicators for children and adolescents”.
Guest Blog: “Why we still need to prioritise nutrition targets and indicators for children and adolescents”.
Ethiopian safety net programme benefits children's cognitive skills - new evidence from Young Lives
Ethiopian safety net programme benefits children's cognitive skills - new evidence from Young Lives
Food for thought? Evidence from Young Lives sheds new light on the impact of Ethiopia's PSNP for children's foundational cognitive skills
Food for thought? Evidence from Young Lives sheds new light on the impact of Ethiopia's PSNP for children's foundational cognitive skills

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Educational Pathways: Young Peruvians in the COVID-19 Pandemic

Young people have suffered most from the economic and social consequences of the COVID-19
pandemic in Latin America. The the pandemic constituted a highly complex scenario in which emergency remote and virtual education emerged as a useful, though not perfect, tool.

Educational Pathways: Young Peruvians in the COVID-19 Pandemic

Young people have suffered most from the economic and social consequences of the COVID-19
pandemic in Latin America. The the pandemic constituted a highly complex scenario in which emergency remote and virtual education emerged as a useful, though not perfect, tool.

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