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Press Releases
2024
Aug. 5, 2024
Population Reference Bureau and Union for African Population Studies Release Joint Report on Value of Census Data for Policy and Planning
June 12, 2024
New Phase of the Demographics of African Faculty Project to Enhance Data Management Culture for Faculty Planning in the East African Community
April 30, 2024
Population Reference Bureau Names Jennifer D.
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When there’s a man in the house, U.S. mothers sleep less and spend more time on tasks like cooking, laundry, and cleaning.
The SAFE ENGAGE Project has established a Rapid Response mechanism to support advocates, experts, and decisionmakers in their efforts to advance evidence-based policy dialogue and expand access to safe abortion.
Family Planning Key to Primary Care, Prevention-Based Approach
(KIGALI, RWANDA) Burkina Faso’s Minister of Health, Nicolas Meda, affirmed Burkina Faso’s strong financial and political commitment to improving public health through universal access to comprehensive health coverage, citing the key role of family planning and the importance of donors and partners in helping secure the additional resources needed to meet their ambitious goals.
Senior officials from Burkina Faso outlined their strong political and financial commitment to achieving universal health coverage (UHC) and called on members of the new Burkina Faso Reference Group to help them secure additional resources to support this ambitious effort.
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Population Reference Bureau (PRB) is pleased to announce the addition of two members to its Board of Trustees: Isabella Aboderin, senior research scientist at the African Population and Health Research Centre (APHRC) in Nairobi, Kenya; and Jennifer Madans, associate director for science at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s National Center for Health Statistics.
As an emerging researcher and demographer, I spent the first several years of my Ph.D.
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USAID announced that the 11-member consortium, led by the NORC research institute at the University of Chicago, will establish and manage a Research Technical Assistance Center (RTAC) under a four-year award worth up to $24 million.
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In Senegal, journalists’ reporting on reproductive health issues has drawn policymakers’ attention and spurred action, contributing to a doubling of the country’s modern contraceptive use in less than a decade.