The transition to a green economy necessitates inclusive strategies that address gender disparities to ensure women can benefit from new opportunities. Policy interventions outlined by UN Women and the African Development Bank focus on promoting gender equality, reskilling strategies, green finance,

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Gender-responsive budgeting (GRB) initiatives in Burkina Faso focus on addressing inequalities and disparities between men and women to achieve greater social justice and equitable development. The country's commitment to reducing gender inequalities is highlighted through various efforts by the Min

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This document provides detailed information on disbursement sections, important documents, financing agreements, and an overview of World Bank projects in countries like Guinea, Djibouti, Ghana, Senegal, Burkina Faso, Togo, Niger, Gambia, and Benin. It covers loan amounts, implementing agencies, pro

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This document presents the preliminary findings and lessons learned from local and regional procurement of food aid programs conducted by various organizations in different countries. The focus is on establishing a framework for monitoring and evaluating the performance of food aid procurement proje

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This comprehensive plan focuses on delivering last-mile services to the agriculture and health sectors in Burkina Faso. Targeting farmers and the population, the initiative aims to improve livelihoods, safety, and resilience. Key messages promoting these services are conveyed through various channel

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Research focuses on child health outcomes in Burkina Faso, exploring the link between maternal education and child well-being. It addresses the prevalence rates of stunting, school enrollment, and education policies in the country. Objectives include studying causal relationships and potential thres

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BRAVO! (Birth Registration for All Versus Oblivion) is a program collaborating with governments in Burkina Faso, Malawi, and Mozambique to link civil registration to health systems. The impact evaluation study in Burkina Faso's Sangui province shows the positive effects of opening stable registratio

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Addressing the shortcomings in public-private dialogue can lead to improved business environments in Africa. The challenges include information gaps, lack of involvement of the private sector in decision-making, and issues with economic regulation. Successful examples like the Cameroon Business Foru

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Vital registration data source completeness remains low in many countries, prompting the exploration of alternative data collection methods like mobile phone surveys (MPS). MPS have advantages such as cost-effectiveness and quick deployment but face challenges like network quality. This study in Bur

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The study delves into the effects of local procurement on market prices and price volatility across various countries. It explores the motivations behind studying price effects, the impact of procurement and distribution on prices, and the scope of the analysis focusing on retail prices. The identif

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National Institute of Statistics in Burkina Faso, established in 1974, faces challenges in integrating digitization for data collection and dissemination. With a staff of 257, including 167 statisticians-demographers and 4 IT professionals, the level of digitization is progressing but faces hurdles

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Exploring the impact of seasonal malaria chemoprevention (SMC) in Burkina Faso using national household surveys. SMC involves administering anti-malaria medication to children during peak transmission seasons to prevent malaria episodes. The study investigates the effectiveness of SMC delivery, cove

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In Burkina Faso, the IPTg-c approach has shown significant progress in preventing malaria during pregnancy, with coverage increasing from 22% in 2014 to 76.05% in 2020. The initiative involves community-based health workers, training stakeholders, and engaging target communities through advocacy. WH

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Algeria's National Meteorology Office conducts ozone monitoring at GAW stations in Tamanrasset City and Assekrem. Calibration and data reporting are done regularly to WOUDC. In Burkina Faso, NAMA-BF oversees meteorological observations and is acquiring instruments for ozone monitoring. Collaboration

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The Solar Cookers Project in Burkina Faso, initiated by the Lions Club of Olivet and Sarrebrücken, aims to address the environmental and social challenges caused by wood consumption for cooking. By introducing solar cookers, the project seeks to provide a sustainable solution that reduces wood depe

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