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25-year Oxford study finds the effects of conflict last for generations
25-year Oxford study finds the effects of conflict last for generations

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Love thy neighbour? Violent armed conflict and trust: Evidence from Ethiopia

This study investigates the effects of exposure to violent conflict on trust among young adults in Ethiopia, using data collected via audio computer-assisted self-interviewing (ACASI).

Love thy neighbour? Violent armed conflict and trust: Evidence from Ethiopia

This study investigates the effects of exposure to violent conflict on trust among young adults in Ethiopia, using data collected via audio computer-assisted self-interviewing (ACASI).

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Embedding child-responsive outcomes within the Baku Adaptation Roadmap and Belém-Addis Vision
Embedding child-responsive outcomes within the Baku Adaptation Roadmap and Belém-Addis Vision
Watch the recording of the Qualitative Round 6 (Qual 6) Research Report Launch and Workshop
Watch the recording of the Qualitative Round 6 (Qual 6) Research Report Launch and Workshop
Qualitative Round 6 (Qual 6) Research Report Launch and Workshop
Qualitative Round 6 (Qual 6) Research Report Launch and Workshop

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Strengthening Resilience of Young Lives in Ethiopia in Times of Crises

Young Lives’ sixth wave of qualitative research (Qual 6) provides vital insights into how young people’s lives are changing as they navigate multiple intersecting crises, including the impacts of conflict, COVID-19, climate change, high inflation and rising living costs, and how these challenges have affected their health and well-being, and that of their children and families.

Strengthening Resilience of Young Lives in Ethiopia in Times of Crises

Young Lives’ sixth wave of qualitative research (Qual 6) provides vital insights into how young people’s lives are changing as they navigate multiple intersecting crises, including the impacts of conflict, COVID-19, climate change, high inflation and rising living costs, and how these challenges have affected their health and well-being, and that of their children and families.

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When choice matters: The asymmetric effects of precommitment implementation on healthy food choice

This paper investigates the role of precommitment (making a choice in the present to ensure a future course of action) in making healthy food choices, using a lab-in-the-field experiment embedded in the Young Lives longitudinal study in Peru. 

When choice matters: The asymmetric effects of precommitment implementation on healthy food choice

This paper investigates the role of precommitment (making a choice in the present to ensure a future course of action) in making healthy food choices, using a lab-in-the-field experiment embedded in the Young Lives longitudinal study in Peru. 

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British Foreign Secretary briefed by Young Lives Ethiopia Country Director
British Foreign Secretary briefed by Young Lives Ethiopia Country Director
Young Lives Ethiopia Launches Findings from its Sixth Wave of Qualitative Research
Young Lives Ethiopia Launches Findings from its Sixth Wave of Qualitative Research

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Literature Review of Health Services and Trends in Health Expenditure and Health Outcomes in Ethiopia

Published as part of Young Lives Ethiopia's sixth wave of qualitative longitudinal research (Qual 6), this report uses uses data from the Ethiopian Demographic and Health Surveys (EDHS), the Ethiopian Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Finance, and UNICEF to provide essential background information for the research.

Literature Review of Health Services and Trends in Health Expenditure and Health Outcomes in Ethiopia

Published as part of Young Lives Ethiopia's sixth wave of qualitative longitudinal research (Qual 6), this report uses uses data from the Ethiopian Demographic and Health Surveys (EDHS), the Ethiopian Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Finance, and UNICEF to provide essential background information for the research.

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