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Comment les données sur les tendances démographiques peuvent-elles nous aider à élaborer de meilleures politiques en matière de #SoinsDeSantéPrimaires ? Consultez la nouvelle fiche de données 2024 #WorldPopData pour voir comment ces informations peuvent influencer les grandes décisions politiques : https://bit.ly/3AXN3lz

The Demographic Dividend Sensitive Budgeting (DDSB) approach is used in enhancing budgeting processes, one which is currently being implemented in Africa with great effect. PRB and CREG Consortium Régional pour la Recherche en Economie Générationnelle collaborated for a webinar in August as a strategic alliance to discuss the use of the DDSB approach. Hosted by A?ssata Fall, PRB's Africa Director, professional guests expressed the significant improvements across African countries following the implementation of DDSB approaches. : https://bit.ly/3Z3KpUU

Interested in working for PRB? We're hiring now for a Senior Program Finance Manager! If you have experience applying and interpreting U.S. government assistance regulations, are detailed oriented, and would love to lead an amazing team, this is the role for you. See job posting for full details and apply now at: https://bit.ly/4fAo2Mv #jobopening #werehiring

?? Mark your calendars! PRB's Reena Atuma will be one of many guest speakers at The Public Finance Conference 2024. A budget facilitator in the Coast Regional Budget Hub, Reena is an expert in health and gender-responsive budgeting. Register for the hybrid event now: https://bit.ly/4i5K7V8

With advancements in technology and computing power, protecting respondent information against attacks is more important than ever. Based on the principle of differential data, the use of statistical can noise stop these attacks from reidentifying individuals through published data. The new disclosure avoidance procedures on 2020 Census data are doing just that! Staff from PRB and the U.S. Census Bureau have written a handbook & briefs to help better understand privacy protections that are being put in place. Learn more on the 10 key takeaways now: https://bit.ly/4el1BtB

? ?? We're just 2 hours away from our webinar with University of Michigan Institute for Social Research! ?? ? Join us TODAY at 1 PM EST for an evidence-based talk on how state policies + other characteristics affect the health of Americans, featuring: ?? Tyson Brown (Duke-Margolis Institute for Health Policy) ?? Jennifer Karas Montez (Syracuse University - Maxwell School) ?? Register now! https://bit.ly/4fafOKN

??? MARK YOUR CALENDARS: Next Tuesday, USAID MOMENTUM and CORE Group will host "Strengthening Communities' Capacity to Build Responsive Health Systems," the first in a three-part webinar series sharing success stories from community-led development. ? The free event will feature expert insights from local partners in Nigeria and South Sudan, including: ???? Lamunu Doris, Secretariat Director, The CORE Group Partners Project (CHPP), South Sudan ???? Dr. Sa'adatu Ibrahim Ringim, Immunization State Team Lead, MOMENTUM Routine Immunization Transformation and Equity, Jigawa State, Nigeria ???? TOBIJO DENIS SOKIRI MOSES, Technical Adviser, The Rescue Initiative-South Sudan (TRI-SS) Sudan Following the presentations, you'll will have the opportunity to ask questions during a Q&A session. ?? ??? Live interpretation in FRENCH will be available! ??? ?? ?? Register here: https://bit.ly/48WXYsI

Alors que la moyenne mondiale des naissances par femme est de 2,2, quel est le nombre d'enfants que les femmes ont dans différents pays et régions ? Consultez la fiche de données sur la population mondiale 2024 pour le découvrir : https://bit.ly/3AXN3lz

??NOUVEAU ! ?? Notre fiche de données sur la population mondiale 2024 arrive dans un contexte marqué par une fertilité en baisse et un vieillissement de la population. à quoi ressemblent les données statistiques dans votre région? Vous trouverez ici des données nationales, régionales et mondiales: https://bit.ly/3AXN3lz PROPEL Health

?? THIS THURSDAY: How does the state you live in affect the state of your health? Join PRB and the University of Michigan Institute for Social Research for an evidence-based discussion on how state policies, decisions, and other characteristics affect the health of Americans as they age. Featuring presentations by: ?? Tyson Brown (Duke-Margolis Institute for Health Policy) ?? Jennifer Karas Montez (Syracuse University - Maxwell School) ?? November 14 ?? 1–2 p.m. EST ?? Register here: https://bit.ly/4fafOKN Hope to see you there! (Thank you to the National Institute on Aging (NIA) for your support.)