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Results for Development works globally on health, education & nutrition. Our goal is healthy, educated people—the foundation of prosperous societies.
Washington, DC
Joined November 2011
For the latest news and updates, plus thought leadership from our health, nutrition, and education experts, follow R4D on LinkedIn. 💡.
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RT @SaniaNishtar: The #USA has been one of @Gavi’s oldest and strongest partners. Together we have helped cut child mortality in half, immu….
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RT @Afidep: We kick-off in Kigali at the 4th Global NCD Alliance Forum with a pre-conference on February 12. The focus is on strengthening….
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We're excited to welcome our new R4D Tanzania Country Director, Dr. Gemini Mtei. 🎊. Dr. Mtei is a world-class health financing specialist and health economist with almost two decades of cross-sectoral experience. Read more about his appointment here:
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The SEEMS-Nutrition consortium has developed a common approach to conduct costing studies that is integrated with impact evaluations for multisector nutrition programs. Watch this video to learn more about the approach.
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👀 ICYMI: R4D's Top Stories of 2024 | . 🌟 Our top stories of 2024 span a wide range of topics including the future of INGOs, embracing real-time evidence use, health insurance and more. 💻 Discover the stories that caught our audiences’ eyes.
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Most Significant Change is a story-based approach in which program stakeholders share, discuss and select stories resulting from program implementation, aiming to better understand and strengthen program impacts. 🤔💭. Learn more. ➡️
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Despite gains in addressing malnutrition, some malnutrition challenges in Pakistan remain entrenched. Learn how R4D is providing technical assistance to assess the nutrition financing landscape and explore options for increased resource mobilization. ➡️
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What was your favorite R4D blog of 2024? Let us know and drop the link in your reply.
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5️⃣ Making Colombia’s energy transition a just one for all: 4 lessons from the Governance Action Hub | 💡 The Governance Action Hub shares lessons from its work along Colombia's mining corridor as the country shifts toward renewable energies.
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4️⃣ Transitioning from voluntary to mandatory health insurance in Nigeria: Excerpts from a fireside chat with Chris Atim | . 💡 R4D staff revisit an insightful conversation about mandatory health insurance and how that transition has worked in Nigeria.
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3️⃣ Evaluation and Adaptive Learning at work: Insights from RF MERL Mali | . 💡 Senior Program Associate Rachel Halliday offers takeaways from an effort to create rigorous-yet-flexible approaches to generating timely, useful data for USAID and its partners.
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2️⃣ State Capture Matters: Challenging corruption and a new dataset | . 💡 Senior Fellow Daniel Kaufmann, as part of the R4D-led Governance Action Hub, explores a data set that could be used to measure corruption at the government level.
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1️⃣ The future of international NGOs: Defining our role in locally led development | 💡 CEO Gina Lagomarsino lays out a bold vision for the roles INGOs can play in a shifting landscape and calls for greater alignment among the actors in global development.
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🧵 THREAD: As we begin the new year at R4D, we’re revisiting the highest-performing pieces of thought leadership and expertise for insights and ideas about where the conversation may be heading in the coming months. 💻 These were the most-read R4D blogs in 2024.
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💡 Browse R4D's suite of resources for strengthening safe blood systems, including a new e-learning course for clinicians developed in partnership with the Rwanda Ministry of Health. Find those and more on our safe blood landing page. ➡️
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Happy New Year! ✨ Wherever you are in the world, we at Results for Development would like to extend our warmest wishes for a happy, healthy, prosperous and fulfilling new year. 🌐💫 We look forward to working with our partners to further our mission in 2025.
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Strong data can create safer blood systems. These approaches in Liberia and Malawi highlight how better tools, data availability and accuracy, and leadership can improve health outcomes.
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