Search Results - "Briaux, Justine"

Evaluation of an unconditional cash transfer program targeting children's first-1,000-days linear growth in rural Togo: A cluster-randomized controlled trial by Briaux, Justine, Martin-Prevel, Yves, Carles, Sophie, Fortin, Sonia, Kameli, Yves, Adubra, Laura, Renk, Andréa, Agboka, Yawavi, Romedenne, Magali, Mukantambara, Félicité, Van Dyck, John, Boko, Joachim, Becquet, Renaud, Savy, Mathilde

“…In 2014, the government of Togo implemented a pilot unconditional cash transfer (UCT) program in rural villages that aimed at improving children's nutrition,…”
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Disclosure of Violence against Women and Girls in Senegal by Peterman, Amber, Dione, Malick, Le Port, Agnes, Briaux, Justine, Lamesse, Fatma, Hidrobo, Melissa

“…Abstract Measures of violence against women and girls (VAWG) are widely collected in surveys, yet estimates are acknowledged to be lower bounds of the true…”
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Dissimilarities across age groups in the associations between complementary feeding practices and child growth: Evidence from rural Togo by Briaux, Justine, Fortin, Sonia, Kameli, Yves, Agboka, Yawavi, Romedenne, Magali, Boko, Joachim, Martin‐Prevel, Yves, Becquet, Renaud, Savy, Mathilde

“…Adequate complementary feeding (CF) practices are essential for achieving optimal growth but challenging to measure comprehensively. This paper describes CF…”
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Tailoring Process and Impact Evaluation of a "Cash-Plus" Program: The Value of Using a Participatory Program Impact Pathway Analysis by Savy, Mathilde, Briaux, Justine, Seye, Moustapha, Douti, Mireille P, Perrotin, Gautier, Ma

“…Background: Evaluations are often limited to affirming what impact health and nutrition interventions have, without providing enough insights into "how/why"…”
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Tailoring Process and Impact Evaluation of a “Cash-Plus” Program: The Value of Using a Participatory Program Impact Pathway Analysis by Savy, Mathilde, Briaux, Justine, Seye, Moustapha, Douti, Mireille P, Perrotin, Gautier, Martin-Prevel, Yves

“…Evaluations are often limited to affirming what impact health and nutrition interventions have, without providing enough insights into “how/why” impacts are…”
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