Evidence and Collaboration for Inclusive Development
Helping to reduce poverty, realise rights and improve the well-being of marginalised people in Myanmar, Nigeria and Zimbabwe.
People living in extreme poverty are prevented from accessing basic and essential services that should be accessible to all.
We are gaining insights into what it means to be excluded from these services, backed up by data as evidence, to influence decision makers to provide inclusive services which leave no one behind.
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Complexities in access to formal education and basic literacy skills for marginalised people
Community perspectives show that the cycle of poverty in some communities in Jaba local government area of Kaduna State can be linked to poor access to basic literacy skills and formal education.
Newsletter Issue 2: September 2020
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Looking inwards
Being accountable and modelling the change we want to see in others By Emma Haegeman, Social Development Direct In the international development sector, it is easy (and harmful) to assume that everyone is