Early Childhood Development : Situation Analysis for Malawi
Teenage pregnancies have potential negative consequences on the next generation. Children born to adolescent mothers are particularly at risk in terms of health, nutrition, cognitive and socio-emotional development. Evidence shows that the early years – especially the first 1,000 days – are crucia...
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okr-10986-245742021-05-25T08:49:00Z Early Childhood Development : Situation Analysis for Malawi Bakilana, Anne Moucheraud, Corrina McConnell, Christin Hasan, Rifat ADOLESCENT DEMOGRAPHIC DIVIDEND EARLY MARRIAGE FERTILITY GIRLS EDUCATION SCHOOL SKILLS TEENAGE PREGNANCY Teenage pregnancies have potential negative consequences on the next generation. Children born to adolescent mothers are particularly at risk in terms of health, nutrition, cognitive and socio-emotional development. Evidence shows that the early years – especially the first 1,000 days – are crucially important for lifetime health, learning, and productivity. Particularly for the most vulnerable children and families, early childhood development (ECD) is a high return investment. This policy brief presents evidence on the health, nutrition and overall development of children in Malawi with a focus on those born to adolescent mothers. Analysis of issues such as infant and child mortality, malnutrition, incidence of illness, healthcare seeking behaviors, protective practices, and late entry for school, pre-school experience and development are discussed. 2016-06-21T19:06:13Z 2016-06-21T19:06:13Z 2016-05 Brief http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24574 English en_US Policy Brief: Malawi; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Brief Africa Malawi |
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ADOLESCENT DEMOGRAPHIC DIVIDEND EARLY MARRIAGE FERTILITY GIRLS EDUCATION SCHOOL SKILLS TEENAGE PREGNANCY Bakilana, Anne Moucheraud, Corrina McConnell, Christin Hasan, Rifat Early Childhood Development : Situation Analysis for Malawi |
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Teenage pregnancies have potential negative consequences on the next generation. Children born to adolescent mothers are particularly at risk in terms of health, nutrition, cognitive and socio-emotional development. Evidence shows that the early years – especially the first 1,000 days – are crucially important for lifetime health, learning, and productivity. Particularly for the most vulnerable children and families, early childhood development (ECD) is a high return investment. This policy brief presents evidence on the health, nutrition and overall development of children in Malawi with a focus on those born to adolescent mothers. Analysis of issues such as infant and child mortality, malnutrition, incidence of illness, healthcare seeking behaviors, protective practices, and late entry for school, pre-school experience and development are discussed. |
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Bakilana, Anne Moucheraud, Corrina McConnell, Christin Hasan, Rifat |
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Bakilana, Anne Moucheraud, Corrina McConnell, Christin Hasan, Rifat |
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Bakilana, Anne |
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Early Childhood Development : Situation Analysis for Malawi |
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Early Childhood Development : Situation Analysis for Malawi |
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Early Childhood Development : Situation Analysis for Malawi |
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Early Childhood Development : Situation Analysis for Malawi |
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Early Childhood Development : Situation Analysis for Malawi |
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early childhood development : situation analysis for malawi |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2016 |
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