Tackling Maternal Syphilis in Liberia
In November of last year we announced our new Maternal Syphilis program in Liberia. Quickly after, we hired Emilie Efronson, an experienced public health practitioner, as…
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In November of last year we announced our new Maternal Syphilis program in Liberia. Quickly after, we hired Emilie Efronson, an experienced public health practitioner, as…
by Carlita Bevege, Evidence Action When Global Handwashing Day was introduced 12 years ago, hand hygiene didn’t feature much in everyday conversation outside of the global health and WASH…
We remain steadfast in our mission and know that we’ll now have to work even harder to help save and improve lives, as the already-poor will…
For Universal Children’s Day, take action by reading about and supporting charities that are proven to save lives for pennies per child. Let’s give children who…
by Julie Wang’ombe & Diksha Radhakrishnan, Evidence Action For several years, Evidence Action has partnered with the Government of India to deliver mass school-based deworming as part…
by Evidence Action’s Sasha Gallant and Julie Wang’ombe In late 2018, our Evidence Action team attended the inaugural Teaching at the Right Level conference in South Africa, hosted by…
by Aparna Ananthakrishnan With almost 226 million children at risk of parasitic worm infections, India faces the highest burden of soil-transmitted helminths (STH) globally. The implications for…
This World Water Day (March 22nd), we remember the value of the water we have. While water is often available across remote locations, the safety of…
No Lean Season: A Ticket Out of Seasonal Poverty What is No Lean Season? No Lean Season reduces the negative effects of seasonality on the poorest…