Ghana is on the cutting edge of using cash transfers to stimulate improved nutrition and growth outcomes among infants under one year old in its poorest communities. The project is called LEAP1000 because it builds on a highly successful cash transfer project in Ghana called Livelihood Empowerment Against Poverty – or LEAP for short – to address persistent malnutrition and stunting among children in the first 1000 days of life.
Innocenti’s social and economic policy team is providing support to UNICEF Ghana to design and coordinate a rigorous impact evaluation of the LEAP1000 project. The new project provides a rare opportunity to document on film the planning, roll out, integration and analysis of randomized control trials which should deliver strong evidence of the impact of cash benefits to vulnerable households with pregnant mothers and infants.
In Tanzania a new model of social protection is using research and evidence to improve outcomes for adolescent wellbeing. This unusual film - told through the ...
UNICEF's Office of Research - Innocenti broadcasted the launch of its latest Report Card #15: An Unfair Start - Inequality in children's education in rich countries ...
UNICEF Innocenti's Report Card 15: An Unfair Start examines educational inequalities for children in rich countries. Download the report to learn more: ...
UNICEF Innocenti's Report Card 15, An Unfair Start, examines educational inequalities in rich countries. Learn more and download the report available 30 ...
At 10:00 GMT+1 UNICEF's Office of Research - Innocenti will live broadcast the launch of its latest Report Card #15: An Unfair Start - Inequality in children's ...
Social protection systems help reduce poverty and inequality. In conflicts and fragile settings there is an even greater need for social protection. Collecting data ...
Social protection is an increasingly important response. In situations of fragility and displacement. Conflicts, natural disasters, unprecedented migration and ...
Lilas arrived in Norway when she was seventeen years old. Now she studies Medicine at the University of Oslo, but she can never forget Damascus. The video ...
Building the Future. Children and Sustainable Development Goals in Rich Countries - Goal 2: End hunger - An average of 1 in 8 children in high-income ...
In high income countries, 1 in 5 children lives in poverty. 1 in 3 fifteen year olds does not meet minimum education standards in reading, science and math. 1 in 8 ...
New global research on child internet use conducted by www.globalkidsonline.net reveals that most children learn something new online at least every week ...
A teacher decided to make his school a violence free zone. As part of UNICEF Innocenti's Multi-Country Study on the Drivers of Violence Affecting Children we ...
The rapid increase of child migration and many difficulties in scoping and framing their experiences before, during and after their journey pose enormous ...
Governments are challenged to uphold the rights and provide essential services for growing numbers of child migrants. Our featured experts provide their ...
Perhaps the most common theme in our discussion has been the need to include children's direct experience in efforts to gather evidence on child migration.
The latest Innocenti Report Card raises concerns about the impact of inequality on the most disadvantaged children in high income countries. In 19 out of 41 ...
Ghana is on the cutting edge of using cash transfers to stimulate improved nutrition and growth outcomes among infants under one year old in its poorest ...
The latest edition of Research Watch from the UNICEF Office of Research - Innocenti drills down to bedrock assumptions which underpin the many ways our ...
The Office of Research - Innocenti is UNICEFs' centre for research on children's rights and well-being. Founded in 1989, the year the CRC, UN Convention on ...
UN Special Envoy for Global Education Gordon Brown video address for the launch of UNICEF Innocenti's LIVE Web Launch of Report Card 15: An Unfair Start.
What causes violence affecting children? And what can we do to prevent it? UNICEF's Office of Research - Innocenti's new report - Research that Drives ...
Dr Prerna Banati, UNICEF Innocenti's Chief of Programme & Planning, recently presented her new book (Handbook of Adolescent Development Research and ...
In 2015, over 65 million people were estimated to have been forcibly displaced worldwide as a result of conflicts, persecution and human rights violations.
Over the past decade, a growing body of scientific knowledge has improved understanding of how experience and environment combine with genetics to shape ...
Noorullah was just fourteen when he left Afghan travelling alone. Now he leaves in Norway where his asylum request has been accepted. The video was ...
In two thirds of rich countries, the bottom 40 per cent of households with children have a lower share of total disposable income than the top 10 per cent.
A short video which pairs archival photos of UNICEF's work for children in its early years with similar images from the current day. This video has been produced ...
LEAP 1000 aims to use unconditional cash transfers to reduce child malnutrition in Northern Ghana. This second video on the project documents the community ...
Two Peruvian mothers carry on the struggle to end violence in their community's homes. As part of UNICEF Innocenti's Multi-Country Study on the Drivers of ...
A high school student in Peru helps fellow students work together to end violence. As part of UNICEF Innocenti's Multi-Country Study on the Drivers of Violence ...
In-depth discussion of child migration inevitably uncovers many unexpected lessons, many of which offer new opportunities to improve inquiry and expand ...
Immigration systems and border protection structures are often inadequately prepared to guarantee just and fair legal procedures for children. Our featured ...
Perhaps the most common theme in our discussion has been the need to include children's direct experience in efforts to gather evidence on child migration.
The drivers of child migration are often multiple, complex, layered and fluid. Our featured experts discuss the implications for research and policy. In this video: ...
From April 6-8, 2016 the Transfer Project convened a major international workshop for policymakers, researchers, and UN experts in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
The latest Innocenti Report Card raises concerns about the impact of inequality on the most disadvantaged children in high income countries. In 19 out of 41 ...
The latest edition of Research Watch from the UNICEF Office of Research - Innocenti drills down to bedrock assumptions which underpin the many ways our ...
Un ensayo controlado aleatorio es una forma experimental de evaluación de impacto en el que la población que se beneficia de la intervención del programa o ...
