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Young Lives Ethiopia: Lessons from longitudinal research with the children of the Millennium

The Young Lives Ethiopia Country Report presents results from a fifteen-year longitudinal study, which followed two cohorts of children in 20 sites selected from the five main regions of Ethiopia, from 2002 to 2016, as a component of a larger multi-country project. The research followed one cohort as they grew from infancy to adolescence (aged one to 15), and the second as they grew from early childhood to early adulthood (aged 8 to 22).

Young Lives Ethiopia: Lessons from longitudinal research with the children of the Millennium

The Young Lives Ethiopia Country Report presents results from a fifteen-year longitudinal study, which followed two cohorts of children in 20 sites selected from the five main regions of Ethiopia, from 2002 to 2016, as a component of a larger multi-country project. The research followed one cohort as they grew from infancy to adolescence (aged one to 15), and the second as they grew from early childhood to early adulthood (aged 8 to 22).

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Conference Programme: Young Lives, child poverty and lessons for the SDGs

Programme for the Young Lives conference titled 'Young Lives, child poverty and lessons for the SDGs' which was held on Wednesday 27th June 2018 at the British Academy. 

 

Conference Programme: Young Lives, child poverty and lessons for the SDGs

Programme for the Young Lives conference titled 'Young Lives, child poverty and lessons for the SDGs' which was held on Wednesday 27th June 2018 at the British Academy. 

 

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Historias sobre niños

This feature article by Oswaldo Molina writing for El Comercio highlights the aims of, key findings from, and next steps for the Young Lives study in Peru, Niños del Milenio.

 

Historias sobre niños

This feature article by Oswaldo Molina writing for El Comercio highlights the aims of, key findings from, and next steps for the Young Lives study in Peru, Niños del Milenio.

 

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SNAPSHOT Tracing the consequences of child poverty

This snapshot provides a summary of the themes and messages emerging in the forthcoming (July 2018) Young Lives book titled 'Tracing the Consequences of child poverty'. It has been developed by Paul Dornan with input from Jo Boyden, Andy Dawes and Martin Woodhead for the purposes of the Young Lives conference titled ‘Young Lives, child poverty and lessons for the SDGs’ held on 27th June 2018.

SNAPSHOT Tracing the consequences of child poverty

This snapshot provides a summary of the themes and messages emerging in the forthcoming (July 2018) Young Lives book titled 'Tracing the Consequences of child poverty'. It has been developed by Paul Dornan with input from Jo Boyden, Andy Dawes and Martin Woodhead for the purposes of the Young Lives conference titled ‘Young Lives, child poverty and lessons for the SDGs’ held on 27th June 2018.

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Historias sobre niños
Historias sobre niños

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SNAPSHOT Adolescence provides a second crucial window of opportunity to address child poverty

This snapshot provides a summary of the themes and messages emerging in the forthcoming (July 2018) Young Lives adolescence and gender summative report. It has been developed by Kath Fordfor the purposes of the Young Lives conference titled ‘Young Lives, child poverty and lessons for the SDGs’ held on 27th June 2018.

SNAPSHOT Adolescence provides a second crucial window of opportunity to address child poverty

This snapshot provides a summary of the themes and messages emerging in the forthcoming (July 2018) Young Lives adolescence and gender summative report. It has been developed by Kath Fordfor the purposes of the Young Lives conference titled ‘Young Lives, child poverty and lessons for the SDGs’ held on 27th June 2018.

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Early is best but it's not always too late: Young Lives evidence on nutrition and growth in Ethiopia, India, Peru and Vietnam

Despite impressive advances in human survival and development, child malnutrition remains a grave problem - with high prevalence of underweight and rising levels of overweight and obesity. Young Lives evidence has demonstrated how better nutrition, better services and greater support to vulnerable households can not only protect the youngest children, but may also achieve growth recovery and wider developmental benefits even into early adolescence.

Early is best but it's not always too late: Young Lives evidence on nutrition and growth in Ethiopia, India, Peru and Vietnam

Despite impressive advances in human survival and development, child malnutrition remains a grave problem - with high prevalence of underweight and rising levels of overweight and obesity. Young Lives evidence has demonstrated how better nutrition, better services and greater support to vulnerable households can not only protect the youngest children, but may also achieve growth recovery and wider developmental benefits even into early adolescence.

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SUMMARY Early is best but it's not always too late: Young Lives evidence on nutrition and growth in Ethiopia, India, Peru and Vietnam

This summary is based on the Young Lives Early is best but it's not always too late: Young Lives evidence on nutrition and growth in Ethiopia, India, Peru and Vietnam report, highlighting the context in which this research was conducted, cross-country findings, and key implications for policy and practice. The full report detailing acknowledgements, photo credits and references is available here.

 

SUMMARY Early is best but it's not always too late: Young Lives evidence on nutrition and growth in Ethiopia, India, Peru and Vietnam

This summary is based on the Young Lives Early is best but it's not always too late: Young Lives evidence on nutrition and growth in Ethiopia, India, Peru and Vietnam report, highlighting the context in which this research was conducted, cross-country findings, and key implications for policy and practice. The full report detailing acknowledgements, photo credits and references is available here.

 

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IMPACT CASE STUDY Nutrition, growth and potential for recovery

This Young Lives impact case study details Young Lives' unique findings on nutrition, growth and the potential for recovery. For related impact stories, please follow us on Twitter @yloxford.

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IMPACT CASE STUDY Nutrition, growth and potential for recovery

This Young Lives impact case study details Young Lives' unique findings on nutrition, growth and the potential for recovery. For related impact stories, please follow us on Twitter @yloxford.

In overview:

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IMPACT CASE STUDY Influencing the design and methodology of other studies

This Young Lives impact case study details the influence of Young Lives on the design and methodology of other studies. For related impact stories, please follow us on Twitter @yloxford.

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Young Lives’ robust and innovative methodology has informed the design of a significant number of important studies worldwide.

IMPACT CASE STUDY Influencing the design and methodology of other studies

This Young Lives impact case study details the influence of Young Lives on the design and methodology of other studies. For related impact stories, please follow us on Twitter @yloxford.

In overview:

Young Lives’ robust and innovative methodology has informed the design of a significant number of important studies worldwide.

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