This project was made possible with grants from the Barr Foundation, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and the Nellie Mae Education Foundation.

`` According to a UNICEF report, Egypt’s poverty rates have increased over the past 15 years, to reach 27.8% in 2018, leading to 10 million children being “multi-dimensionally

Each year, around 19.4 million children – many in war–torn areas – miss out on full vaccinations, while weak health systems, poverty and inequality also lead to 1–in–5 of

Overall, the report found that whilst HIV infections are falling, they are not falling quickly enough to reach global targets, and that that “around 30% of people living with

This gap hampers people rising out of poverty; bringing labour–saving devices to developing countries would help free women to earn money for their families and improve

`` The World Bank and Global Fund have committed to in- vest US$ 24 billion in Africa over the next 3–5 years to sup- port universal health care, and to help countries put

UNICEF estimates that 161 million children have stunted development due to poor nutrition – and under–nu- trition contributes to 45% of deaths in children aged under 5

 The World Bank Report Going universal: how 24 develop- ing countries are implementing universal health coverage re- forms from the bottom up shows how universal health cover-

 The EU announced a US$ 431 million allocation to UNICEF to improve maternal and child health and nutri- tion in 15 developing countries.. It will focus on under–nu- trition