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  • Probabilistic Causal Models Case Study

    Read this new IMMANA case study showcasing decision analysis techniques for development decisions.

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  • IMMANA Grants Round 3 Announcement:…

    Learn about eight projects the IMMANA programme is funding through its third round of grants.

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    Join us for the fourth and last webinar in our series on Drivers of food choice in low- and middle-income countries: a synthesis of evidence.

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    Join the ANH Academy and IMMANA as we celebrate International Women's Day this year!

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ANH Academy
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Big Food has a big plastic problem. But it’s not just cups and straws

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Photo: Mother peeling sweet potatoes while providing passive care for her child, Eastern Uganda, INATU study.
IMMANA
By Andrea Bulungu | 17 February 2021

Why are current methods of measuring time use so bad at assessing women's time use in rural low-income countries? New evidence from wearable cameras

Accurately assessing how women spend their time is a critical step towards achieving several Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), most especially concerning gender equality (SDG 5) and the burden of

Plastic Coke bottle on Malaysian beach
ANH Academy
By Joe Yates | 19 February 2021

Big Food has a big plastic problem. But it’s not just cups and straws

There’s no doubt about it, plastics are incredible. Cheap, lightweight and outrageously functional; a holy trinity of characteristics allowing them to flourish across economies around the world. But

Photo: Mother peeling sweet potatoes while providing passive care for her child, Eastern Uganda, INATU study.
IMMANA
By Andrea Bulungu | 17 February 2021

Why are current methods of measuring time use so bad at assessing women's time use in rural low-income countries? New evidence from wearable cameras

Accurately assessing how women spend their time is a critical step towards achieving several Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), most especially concerning gender equality (SDG 5) and the burden of

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