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What is a Global South organization?

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Embracing dignity in aid and development: Lessons from five inspiring organizations

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Participant voice first: The Busara research agenda on ethical research in the Global South

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The Little Jab Book: 18 behavioral science strategies for increasing vaccination uptake

June 20, 2023
Informal workers Zenabu Abrahamanu (right) and Asetu Somana (left) sell bananas at Agbogbloshie Market. With support from WIEGO, many kayayei (head load porters) in Agbogbloshie have experienced improved social protection. In 2012, WIEGO facilitated a Health Policy Dialogue in Accra with key government, civil society, and informal sector stakeholders, including the kayayei themselves. This allowed the kayayei to discuss and share experiences of Ghanas National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) with key health policymakers, who identified possible ways to incorporate these workers into the scheme and explored strategies to provide them with support in accessing health services. It was a successful result: 1,000 kayayei were able to register and gain better information on available health care services through the Ghanaian National Insurance Scheme. FULLY RELEASED - CONSENT NUMBER: ACC013 & ACC014
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Preventing Food Waste in Traditional Nigerian and Kenyan Markets

June 12, 2023
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Bringing behavioral science into the fight against health misinformation in a pandemic in displacement settings

June 11, 2023
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Paychecks don’t tell all: Working towards gender pay equality through recruitment processes

June 11, 2023
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BeScights: Experience from Three Years of Applied Behavioral Science in India

June 11, 2023
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Tackling Health Misinformation in Humanitarian Settings using Behavioral Science

June 9, 2023
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Adoption of community monitoring improves common pool resource management across contexts

December 5, 2022
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DPV Ring: End-user assessment, segmentation, messaging and positioning

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EatSafe: Evidence and action towards safe and nutritious food

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The Little Jab Book: 18 behavioral science strategies for increasing vaccination uptake

June 20, 2023
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Bringing behavioral science into the fight against health misinformation in a pandemic in displacement settings

June 11, 2023
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Paychecks don’t tell all: Working towards gender pay equality through recruitment processes

June 11, 2023

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Asia and Pacific Islands

The Little Jab Book: 18 behavioral science strategies for increasing vaccination uptake

June 20, 2023
Informal workers Zenabu Abrahamanu (right) and Asetu Somana (left) sell bananas at Agbogbloshie Market. With support from WIEGO, many kayayei (head load porters) in Agbogbloshie have experienced improved social protection. In 2012, WIEGO facilitated a Health Policy Dialogue in Accra with key government, civil society, and informal sector stakeholders, including the kayayei themselves. This allowed the kayayei to discuss and share experiences of Ghanas National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) with key health policymakers, who identified possible ways to incorporate these workers into the scheme and explored strategies to provide them with support in accessing health services. It was a successful result: 1,000 kayayei were able to register and gain better information on available health care services through the Ghanaian National Insurance Scheme. FULLY RELEASED - CONSENT NUMBER: ACC013 & ACC014
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Preventing Food Waste in Traditional Nigerian and Kenyan Markets

June 12, 2023
Screenshot 2023-06-13 at 18.08.46
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Bringing behavioral science into the fight against health misinformation in a pandemic in displacement settings

June 11, 2023
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Tackling Health Misinformation in Humanitarian Settings using Behavioral Science

June 9, 2023