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Poverty and Intergenerational Change: Preliminary Findings from the Round 5 Survey in India

Round 5 Longitudinal Poverty and Intergenerational Change Fact Sheet

Poverty and Intergenerational Change: Preliminary Findings from the Round 5 Survey in India

Round 5 Longitudinal Poverty and Intergenerational Change Fact Sheet

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Growth and Nutrition: Preliminary Findings from the Round 5 Survey in India

 

Round 5 Longitudinal Growth and Nutrition Fact Sheet

Growth and Nutrition: Preliminary Findings from the Round 5 Survey in India

 

Round 5 Longitudinal Growth and Nutrition Fact Sheet

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Deserved attention on global burden of violence in childhood
Deserved attention on global burden of violence in childhood
What makes for the best learning progress? Young Lives India introduces classroom observation research
What makes for the best learning progress? Young Lives India introduces classroom observation research

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The effect of early childhood stunting on children's cognitive achievements: Evidence from Young Lives Ethiopia

In this article, the authors examine the effect early childhood stunting on cognitive achievements of children using longitudinal data that incorporate anthropometric measurements and results of cognitive achievement tests such as Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test and Cognitive Development Assessment quantitative tests. Their work is borne out of the context that there is little empirical evidence on the effect of childhood malnutrition on children’s cognitive achievements in low income countries like Ethiopia.

The effect of early childhood stunting on children's cognitive achievements: Evidence from Young Lives Ethiopia

In this article, the authors examine the effect early childhood stunting on cognitive achievements of children using longitudinal data that incorporate anthropometric measurements and results of cognitive achievement tests such as Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test and Cognitive Development Assessment quantitative tests. Their work is borne out of the context that there is little empirical evidence on the effect of childhood malnutrition on children’s cognitive achievements in low income countries like Ethiopia.

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Almost 75% of all children are subjected to violence each year, research finds
Almost 75% of all children are subjected to violence each year, research finds
Surviving without thriving – but all is not lost for the world's 'stunted' children
Surviving without thriving – but all is not lost for the world's 'stunted' children
Early Adolescence: A Focus on India Seminar
Early Adolescence: A Focus on India Seminar
Understanding teachers’ working experiences: capturing data on teachers as professionals, learners and change-makers in low resource contexts
Understanding teachers’ working experiences: capturing data on teachers as professionals, learners and change-makers in low resource contexts

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The Dynamics of Skill Formation in a Developing Country: Evidence from Ethiopia

There is a consensus in the community of researchers that ability explains a substantial part of the differences across people of success in socioeconomic life, and that ability gaps across people emerge at childhood before they start school. Building on recent advances in the child development literature in Economics pioneered by James J. Heckman, we estimate two transitions technology of skill formation using four waves of survey data in Ethiopia which are part of the longitudinal project "Young Lives" funded by the UK aid department.

The Dynamics of Skill Formation in a Developing Country: Evidence from Ethiopia

There is a consensus in the community of researchers that ability explains a substantial part of the differences across people of success in socioeconomic life, and that ability gaps across people emerge at childhood before they start school. Building on recent advances in the child development literature in Economics pioneered by James J. Heckman, we estimate two transitions technology of skill formation using four waves of survey data in Ethiopia which are part of the longitudinal project "Young Lives" funded by the UK aid department.

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