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WASHINGTON – Population Reference Bureau (PRB) today announced it has been awarded a five-year, $30-million cooperative agreement from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) to accelerate the reduction of preventable child and maternal deaths globally.
In October, Research Technical Assistance Center (RTAC) team members Dr. Reshma Naik and Dr. Jose Rodriguez hosted a weeklong Research-to-Action workshop at Isabela State University in the northern Philippines.
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Campaign to raise awareness and catalyze action announced during ICPD25 in Nairobi in partnership with Special Olympics Kenya and Women Challenged to Challenge
NAIROBI, November 13, 2019—Population Reference Bureau (PRB), in collaboration with Special Olympics Kenya and Women Challenged to Challenge, today announced a new initiative to raise awareness and strengthen protections for the rights and safety of the 1 billion people with disabilities around the world.
2019 Nobel Prize winner, Esther Duflo, says rigorous evaluation in a real-world setting often challenges conventional wisdom but ensures that “policy decisions are based on scientific evidence.”
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PRB’s 2019 World Population Data Sheet Shows Worldwide Total Fertility Rate Continues to Decline; India to Overtake China as World’s Most Populous Country by 2050
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Initiative brings together 150 conservation and health organizations to create awareness of how improved access to family planning contributes to a healthier environment
Contact: Leslie Aun, PRB, (703) 517-4550
WASHINGTON, D.C.
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Contact: Leslie Aun, PRB, (703) 517 4550
WASHINGTON, D.C.
The University of Indonesia team team received specialized technical assistance to develop a Research-to-Action Plan to promote the use of Kangaroo Mother Care (KMC).
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(2019) This exclusive preview of the upcoming decennial census reveals population shifts with major implications for the nation’s political, social, and economic future.
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(2019) The Number of Households with Computer and Broadband Access Lower than National Average says new Population Reference Bureau report for Appalachian Regional Commission