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Using data from the Tuungane Project in western Tanzania, new research assesses whether and how integrated health and environment projects contribute to building resilience at the household and community level.

Inviting organizations and institutions to apply for a subaward to help identify, train, and provide ongoing capacity building and technical assistance to young leaders in Africa.

The use of family planning methods has increased substantially across countries, but a significant share of women still experience unmet need.

These guidelines seek to reconstruct how workshop leaders and program staff can better guide and train young people to be empowered in the decisionmaking and policy implementation processes.

Two recent studies show how our genes and social environment—nature and nurture—interact to influence our health and behavior.

Cameroonian youth need contraceptive services and products to protect their health. Currently, more than one in five young women ages 15 to 19 in Cameroon are already mothers, and 26 percent of births to mothers under age 20 occurred earlier than they preferred.