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🗓️ Happening today: Launch of the 2024 Kenya County Budget Transparency Survey.
Commendations to @bajeti_hub for your good work towards open, inclusive and accountable governance for the people of Kenya.
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Sarah Hague
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Sarah Hague
@SHagueUNICEF
Regional Policy Adviser for UNICEF in East and Southern Africa. Economist. Inclusive development promoter. Policy writer. Coach. Views my own.
Nairobi Katılım Mayıs 2019
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All the investments thus far in building the national social protection system in Lebanon are paying off now, when people with disabilities need it most. @mosalebofficial @PeteRagno @luca_pellerano
UNICEF Lebanon@UNICEFLebanon
The @mosalebofficial announces LBP 4.5B in new emergency cash assistance and the continuation of the National Disability Allowance for people with disabilities. US$100 will be provided to Personal Disability Card holders, addressing urgent needs amid the displacement crisis. This initiative is supported by UNICEF and @iloarabstates and funded by the @EUinLebanon, @NLinLebanon, @ukinlebanon, and other donors.
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The message from District officials is very clear: The Ntlafatsa Bana Social protection project is transformative and contributing to SDGs. The ownership and leadership of the gvt is humbling @DeepakBhas @SHagueUNICEF @Nwinderrossi @EUinLesotho
unicef Lesotho@UnicefLesotho
Happening Now! The Ministry of Gender, Youth, & Social Development, with support from @EUinLesotho & @UnicefLesotho, is hosting a reflection workshop to assess progress of the Ntlafatsa Bana Programme, gather insights & strengthen coordination across government levels & sectors.
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Find out why social spending on children in Africa is hugely imbalanced- which children receive the vast majority of spending? See our brief unicef.org/esa/documents/…
Channel Africa@channelafrica1
[ON AIR] @UNICEF says African governments are spending 16 times less on younger children. To discuss this further, @taupalesavoice and @BMoshatama speak to Sarah Hague, Regional Social Policy and Social Protection Adviser @UNICEFAfrica #OnTheMove
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See our new evidence on why Africa's social spending on children is highly imbalanced to the detriment of younger children unicef.org/esa/documents/… @UNICEFSocPolicy @L4WB_i
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Find out why public spending in Africa is not having the impact expected in our new policy note here: unicef.org/esa/documents/…
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Find out a key reason why social spending is not sustainably building human capital across Africa - see our note unicef.org/esa/documents/… @UNICEFSocPolicy @L4WB_i
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In the face of Ethiopia’s most severe drought, UNICEF’s nutrition-sensitive humanitarian cash transfer has been a lifeline for families, diversifying diets and nourishing both pregnant women and children.
Find out how: uni.cf/44IAiWi
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#ForEveryChild, innovation.
UNICEF’s voice-recognition system in Somalia authenticated cash transfers, supporting over 2,300 families in areas at risk of malnutrition with $835,000 in mobile payments.
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Worldwide, 460 million children are living in conflict zones.
Cash transfers are a beacon of hope that empowers families to navigate adversity with dignity and resilience.
#WorldHumanitarianDay
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Today I'm @UN calling on governments to end their dangerous fixation with GDP as the answer to global #poverty.
Watch my live presentation to @UN_HRC #HRC56 at 4PM CET: srpoverty.org/2024/07/01/era…
Read the report: srpoverty.org/2024/07/01/era…
The Guardian@guardian
Growth is enriching an elite and killing the planet. We need an economy based on human rights | Olivier De Schutter #Echobox=1719897596" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">theguardian.com/global-develop…
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How does #CashPLUS work?
Find out more about our research on the benefits of linking #CashTransfers to interventions & services 👇transfer.cpc.unc.edu/cash-plus-prog…
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@UnicefNamibia @SamOcranKweku Congarts to team Namibia for the remarkable progress in budget transparency #2023 OBS score! @SHagueUNICEF
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The floods in Tana River County, Kenya, washed away families' homes and livelihoods.
Thanks to support from @UKinKenya, @UNICEFKenya is helping families move on and reduce their vulnerability to future crises. unicef.org/kenya/stories/…
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‘“Humanitarian cash transfers are a proven and cost-effective means of quickly getting support to those who need it most during emergencies”. Indeed. The moment to scale up HCT and social protection is now. @Gaby_GuerSerdan @SHagueUNICEF @UNICEFSocPolicy
UNICEF Africa@UNICEFAfrica
The floods in Tana River County, Kenya, washed away families' homes and livelihoods. Thanks to support from @UKinKenya, @UNICEFKenya is helping families move on and reduce their vulnerability to future crises. unicef.org/kenya/stories/…
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Excellent news! congrats to the team! Important milestone to scale-up gender transformative #socialprotection @UNICEFSocPolicy @lwhitehead301 @SHagueUNICEF
UNICEF Malawi@UNICEFMalawi
Today, @MalawiGovt is launching a new programme, #SocialProtection for Gender Empowerment and Resilience #SPGEAR, also called #AmaiTitukuke, to empower women and girls to move out of severe poverty in 9 districts, thanks to support from #EU & #Ireland thru #UNICEF. #MalawiSPGEAR
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Thanks to @AECID_es for their support to child poverty analysis and capacity-building in Eswatini! @Nwinderrossi
UNICEF Eswatini@Unicef_Swazi
Productive week! @Unicef_Swazi @MOEPD and @AECID_es supported child poverty analysis through the MODA method using new MICS data. The journey continues as we transition from training to implementing solutions. Stay tuned! PartnershipForChildren #DataDriven #ChildPoverty #MODA
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2024 has to be the year we reshape the global financial 'architecture' - does it make sense that the countries where most of the world's poorest children live have the highest levels of debt? - Sub-Saharan Africa has 29 countries with debt over 50% of GDP imf.org/en/Publication…
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On #MigrantsDay we call for protection of rights of all child migrants. Respecting the right to family life, ending detention & reducing discrimination are in the best interests of every child. Discriminating against migrant children, is unacceptable. #ForEveryChild Inclusion
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Adaptive and child-sensitive social protection must be central to climate response.
This way, we can shield vulnerable groups from the worst impacts of climate-related loss and damage.
Join us at #COP28: uni.cf/3RpVa02
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