A recent evaluation in Mozambique shows that Early Childhood Development (ECD) interventions can be successfully implemented, rigorously evaluated,…
By Sophie Gardiner. The Abrazo program in Paraguay and the Roving Caregivers program in Jamaica both use unique and innovative methods that could be…
by Ricardo Pérez-Cuevas. The word “diet” usually brings to mind a chat among friends who are looking to lose a few extra pounds (or kilos…
By Sophie Gardiner. A recent opinion column by David Brooks in The New York Times highlights the growing inequality of opportunities for children in…
By Christine Van Keuren. Over the last few months, it has been my great pleasure to conduct a comparative analysis of the early learning…
By Mario Sánchez. Congenital heart disease leads to serious disabilities and greatly reduces the life expectancy of the girls and boys who are born…
By Clara Alemann. Following the reflections shared in my last post, I’d like to outline some topics to bear in mind when integrating gender into…
By Clara Aleman. Gender inequality manifests as different levels of access to opportunities and resources, starting at birth, which…
By Sara Schodt. In this post, I want to share a summary of some preliminary – and therefore anecdotal – impressions from my experience…
On Tuesday, I wrote about the results of several Jamaican studies that were presented in London last week at the “Promises for Preschoolers: Early…
Last week in London, University College London (UCL), 3ie (International Initiative for Impact Evaluation), the Institute for New Economic Thinking,…
By Sophie Gardiner. In May of this year, in honor of Mother’s Day, Save the Children published its 13th annual report on the “State of the…
