Background: Children's nutrition in Africa, especially among those displaced by conflicts, is a
critical global health concern. Adequate nutrition is pivotal for children's well-being and …

During 2010–2012, extreme food insecurity and famine in Somalia were estimated to
account for 256,000 deaths. Since 2014 Somalia has experienced recurrent below-average …

Background Cash transfer programmes are increasingly used in humanitarian contexts to
help address people's needs across multiple sectors. However, their impact on the key …

Preventing famine and the most severe food insecurity and malnutrition outcomes in
humanitarian crises is a particularly urgent priority in contemporary humanitarian action …

Background Vaccination is a key public health intervention that can reduce excess mortality
in humanitarian contexts. Vaccine hesitancy is thought to be a significant problem requiring …

Emergency cash transfers provide essential life support to vulnerable households affected
by a crisis, including those living in chronic poverty. So far, project life cycles, nutrition, and …

Introduction Over the past 30 years, south-central Somalia, Puntland (north-east) and
Somaliland (north-west) have experienced recurring drought-and conflict-related crises. By …

Africa is a region with abundant natural resources, but the child mortality rate is higher.
Despite World Health Organization (WHO) support, the region remained the highest with the …

Background Female sex workers (FSW) in low-and middle-income countries (LMIC) are
disproportionately vulnerable to poor health, social, and economic outcomes. The children …

ABSTRACT The Verbal Autopsy (VA) is a questionnaire about the circumstances
surrounding a death. It was widely used in Brazil to assist in postmortem diagnoses and …