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Healthier the mother, healthier the society
…women’s health status. Women are an important and productive member of a good society however, the mortality and morbidity rates for mother and children are high. If we wish to…
…women’s health status. Women are an important and productive member of a good society however, the mortality and morbidity rates for mother and children are high. If we wish to…
…the World Bank, in 2017 only 54% of primary school-aged girls in Uganda completed primary education. There are several barriers preventing girls from completing their education. Although education is free,…
…improve the educational experiences of her peers. While working at an international development company in Georgia, Mariam supported various development projects, including improving access to education in remote areas of…
…disability inclusion policies in Nigerian Higher Education (HE) using a decolonial lens. He is interested in inclusive education, HE policy, internationalisation, decoloniality, and development. The need for inclusive sports and…
…and that their support cannot be taken for granted or underestimated. These women include CEOs, women in politics and leadership, women in medical science, women in information and communication technology…