Luisa Natali

A great pleasure to meet with the President of #Tanzania H.E. @SuluhuSamia and thank her for championing positive change for children. 
We discussed ways to further strengthen our collaboration, including in nutrition, health and education to reach the most vulnerable children.

Enjoy Zanzibar 🇹🇿 + discuss multi-dimensional child poverty! @UNICEFTanzania @MipangoZanzibar @Planning_Tz call for abstracts for conference happening 18-19 Sept 👇🏾 *limited travel grants are available for young African researchers based in Tanzania h/t @luisanatali

🔆 Building Brighter Futures: Evidence for Children 🗓️18 - 19 Sep, Zanzibar, United Republic of Tanzania Learn about this conference focused on understanding multidimensional child poverty in Africa and exploring policies and programmes to alleviate it: uni.cf/4a9n7PI

The Impact Evaluation Lab @ESRFTZ invites researchers to apply for Small Research Grants. Teams have to include a Tanzanian researcher & payment is made locally in TZS. Consider applying! Previous grantees are at top PhD programs like @UMich & fancy fellowships & jobs @WorldBank!

@Sajokm Yes please!!!!

@luisanatali When I get back??

Now onto the data presentation! 📈 @TiaPalermo shares key findings, shedding light on the socioeconomic status of social protection recipients in study communities #evidence #rct #StawishaMaisha

“Investing in Tomorrow’s Labour Force is a timely report. It gives us an opportunity to take stock of where Zanzibar stands today & foster a healthy, well-nourished, well-educated, and empowered future child population ”- @ShaliniBahuguna speaking at the launch of the report.

#DidYouKnow To improve key education outcomes for #Zanzibar’s student-to-teacher classroom ratios to the levels identified under International and National policy targets, the Government will need to hire an additional 4,631 teachers. Quality education is key 🔑 #ForEveryChild

The report determines how much investment would be required to meet targets in #education, #health, #infrastructure and social development in order to serve Zanzibar's growing child population and its future transition to the labour market. @WBTanzania @UNFPATanzania

💥NEW💥 The Investing in Tomorrow’s Labour Force - Socioeconomic implications of the demographic transition in Zanzibar #Report is launched! This report illustrates challenges & opportunities to promote economic transformation #ForEveryChild in #Znz👉🏾 unicef.org/tanzania/repor…

📣 Research news 📣 Staff at our school and @UNICEF have launched a report to help generate policy-relevant analysis to monitor child poverty and material deprivation in the United Republic of Tanzania. 📰 Find out more: bit.ly/3TOrcRn

Analysts, politicians and policy-makers discussing poverty assessment on Zanzibar’s Office of the Chief Government Statistician YouTube live channel. Very interesting debates and contributions. @UNICEFTanzania #OCGS youtube.com/watch?v=xtu_Ry…

How to translate #evidence into #action? Open discussion on the results from "The State of Zanzibar's children" accessible here: shorturl.at/bfgt8 & "Zanzibar Poverty Assessment"#child #poverty @UNICEFTanzania @WBTanzania #OCGS reflections from Dr. Makame and #ZPC

Please find the link to the report here: shorturl.at/bfgt8

In #Zanzibar, 17% is affected by both #monetary and #multidimensional #poverty simultaneously @UNICEFTanzania #OCGS Khalid Chum #ZPC Access the #report here: shorturl.at/afCP2 @WBTanzania

Please find the link to the report here: shorturl.at/bfgt8

Virtually all (99.9%) #children experiencing #multidimensional #poverty in 2020 in #Zanzibar experienced at least 1 of these 3 #deprivations: nutrition, water & sanitation, and housing @UNICEFTanzania #OCGS Khalid Chum #ZPC #report here: shorturl.at/afCP2 @WBTanzania

Please find the link to the report here: shorturl.at/bfgt8

@luisanatali @UNICEFTanzania @WBTanzania @ShaliniBahuguna Great to see a wide range of stakeholders involved in this. unicef.org/tanzania/repor…

@ShaliniBahuguna @UNICEFTanzania

#StateOfZanzibarsChildren #happening “UNICEF defines child poverty as an infringement of children’s basic rights and necessities, both monetary and non-monetary, considered to be essential to ensure children's well-being”—Shalini Bahuguna UNICEF