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A Roma settlement near Belgrade

Social mapping in the Western Balkans pulls back the curtain on exclusion

To address social exclusion in their communities, local governments first need to see problems clearly. By exploring the daily reality of some of the most invisible members of society, social mapping enables municipalities to understand the underlying causes of exclusion – and steps that can be taken to reduce it.

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Conference group photo

Local partners in Ethiopia, Somalia and Sudan start implementing Generation Dialogues

With German support, non-governmental organisations in the Horn of Africa have begun to implement Generation Dialogues to prompt communities to reassess  traditional practices such as female genital mutilation that can cause lasting harm. First responses are overwhelmingly positive.

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Monitoring using the Three Star Approach

Institutionalising WASH in schools in the Philippines: How better data are leading to healthier learning environments

More than 90% of public schools in the Philippines are now part of a nationwide effort to improve water, sanitation and hygiene for young learners. Data collected through regular school-based assessments show where progress is being made – and where further support is needed.

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A consultation at the Osh Family Medicine Centre

Socially-oriented primary health care in Kyrgyzstan: Family doctors and nurses learn from Kazakhstan’s person-centred model of care

Primary health care services in Kyrgyzstan have a strong medical orientation. Inspired by the model in neighbouring Kazakhstan, family doctors and nurses in two regions are paying more attention to social determinants of health – and linking people up with appropriate services.

Socially-oriented primary health care in Kyrgyzstan: Family doctors and nurses learn from Kazakhstan’s person-centred model of care Mehr lesen

STEP III Ethiopia training

Strengthening health workers’ capacities in contexts of fragility and conflict: lessons learned from German technical cooperation

The German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and Federal Ministry of Health (BMG) joined forces to host a high-level meeting on pandemics. Despite the challenges ahead, a sense of hope and determination prevailed that progress can be made.

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