Internships at Athena Infonomics: Develop through Data
An internship at Athena Infonomics allows you to develop, both professionally and by creating an impact in people’s everyday…
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Data on Women and Girls: What Can We Do Better?
Only 13% of countries currently possess dedicated budgets for collecting and analyzing disaggregated data on women and girls -…
Why we need to Recognize the Gendered Impacts of Enforced Disappearances
Political upheavals and unstable regimes world-over have been stained with the practice of abducting and silencing opponents. People literally...
Field Diary: Hybridity in Education
Our Technical Lead shares his experience at a small village in Assam, sharing what may be representative of India’s…
India’s Child Labor Problem: Could Education Reforms be the Solution?
The world’s third largest economy, India, is home to a third of the world’s poor, with 22% of its...
Identifying Contexts for Relationships between Coverage of Health Interventions and Infant Mortality Rate in African Countries
The correlation between the Composite Coverage Index and the Infant Mortality Rate is negative, suggesting that such interventions may…
From Female to Daughter and Granddaughter Feticide
Acknowledging all identities imposed on the fetus and its perceived threat to the family, may be powerful in combating…
An Integrated Approach to Understanding and Tackling Violence against Women and Girls
Violence against Women and Girls (VAWG) is one of the most prevalent human rights violations in the world today....
Posts tagged with ‘Child Protection’
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Using the Observation of Mother-Child Interaction Tool to Assess Caregiver-Child Interactions in Rwanda -
Evaluation and Learning Support to Combat Modern Slavery -
Transforming the Lives of Children in Rwanda (ECD&F), Phase II, 2017–2020 -
Urban Sanitation Market Overview: Opportunity mapping for private sector investment in India and Kenya’s urban sanitation markets -
Impact Investing in Urban Sanitation -
Barriers to Women Adopting Decision-Making Roles in Sanitation-Related Public Bodies and Attitudinal Differences Between Male and Female Decision-Makers