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Rebuilding after catastrophe? A missed opportunity for health and social change
Blog
February 16, 2016

The recent Ebola death in Sierra Leone takes the official death toll from the epidemic up to 11,316, though this is likely an underestimation. The news comes just days after, on the 14th January 2016, the Ebola crisis in West Africa was declared to be over.  Over the past 22 months Ebola has taken the… Read more

Community Mobilisation, disaster relief, health and natural disasters, Natural Disasters, Social Change
Education
Education and Community Empowerment
Helpdesk Report
November 2, 2010

There is a wealth of literature on community involvement in education in poor countries reporting varying degrees of success. An extensive World Bank literature review discusses many evaluations of outcomes of community involvement in schools. Successes, failures and evaluation difficulties are reported.  This report includes research from Africa, Asia and Latin America. An examples of… Read more

Community, Community Empowerment, Education, Empowerment, Schools, Social Change

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