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Loud, Clear – and Informed: Time to listen to Africa’s children and young people
My biggest impression from the recent Africa Regional Forum on Sustainable Development is the exuberant energy of children and young people.
From Guess-Work to Evidence – a new SDG indicator on pro-poor public spending
The UN Statistical Commission has just approved an indicator to measure public money spent on the world’s poorest people. Its impact on global efforts to eradicate poverty could be profound.
Evidence for scale: a partnership to tackle pneumonia in Nigeria
Our five new partnership research papers give extensive and directly applicable evidence on what works in reducing childhood pneumonia in Nigeria.
Reflections from the CEO on the Charity Commission report findings
Coronavirus: beyond the hype
The impact of an outbreak of coronavirus on children in countries with weak health systems could be severe.
What I’ve learnt from SUN nutrition champions
The SUN CSN Secretariat, along with our West and Central African nutrition champions, Action Contre La Faim, and representatives of the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation, have been working hard over the past few months to make sure that our West and Central Africa regional workshop is a resounding success. We are currently in Abidjan […]
From lip-service to genuine accountability: how to monitor the pledge to Leave No One Behind
A report released today on the Sustainable Development Goals offers a message of hope. It suggests governments are starting to step up their efforts to meet the SDGs and ensure no one is left behind.
