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School Enrollment and a Mother’s Ability to Work: A Study of Developing Nations

May 9th, 2013 | By Zachary Trout

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A study of developing nations explores the relationship between water infrastructure, female employment, and school attendance for children.

Posted in Child & Family, Research in Brief | No Comments »
Tags: children, Developing Countries, employment, farm life, Infrastructure, Koowal, market labor, Middle East, Morocco, mothers, nonmarket labor, North Africa, Pakistan, rural women, schooling, Schools, social scientists, South Asia, sub-Saharan Africa, Unpaid Labor, Van De Walle, Water, workforce, World Bank

Family Planning and Education: A Case Study in Ethiopia

May 31st, 2012 | By Louise McLarnan

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Family planning services are most effective in communities with low levels of education.

Posted in Health, International Affairs, Research in Brief | 1 Comment »
Tags: Africa, Child & Family, Ethiopia, families, family planning, family planning programs, fertility, fertility reduction, formal schooling, low-growth setting, non-random program placement, Population, Poverty, program evaluation, schooling, woman's issues, women

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