SPRI Global is currently providing technical support to Mozambique’s Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) to undertake a multidimensional and monetary analysis of child poverty based on the Household Budget Survey (2019/2020) data.
In the week of September 18-23, a research team from SPRI Global carried out a mission to the Maldives to meet local stakeholders as part of a training in data literacy for the Department of Justice of the Maldives, in support of the Prosecutor General’s Office and UNICEF Maldives. Read More
In the week of September 18-23, a research team from SPRI Global carried out a mission to the Maldives to meet local stakeholders as part of a Social Sector Analysis and Sector Plan Development in support of UNICEF Maldives and the Ministry of Gender Family and Social Services (MoGFSS). Read More
SPRI Global is currently working with UNICEF Sierra Leone, Statistics Sierra Leone (Stats SL), the Ministry of Planning and Economic Development of Sierra Leone (MoPED), and other relevant stakeholders in measuring child poverty, using the Multidimensional Overlapping Deprivation Analysis (MODA) approach.
Our project on Multidimensional Child Poverty in Burundi, led by UNICEF Burundi, is in its final stages, as we are now validating the research results and finalizing the deliverables.
The Social Policy Research Institute (SPRI Global) is currently supporting UNICEF Eastern Caribbean, in collaboration with the Government of the British Virgin Islands (BVI), in conducting a review aimed at reforming BVI’s social assistance programming, and disbursement of community development grants to individuals and Non-Profit Organisations.
Leaving no one behind – Kenya is a pioneer in living up to the central, transformative promise of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and its Sustainable Development Goals.
On behalf of UNICEF Suriname, SPRI Global is currently conducting a multidimensional child poverty analysis and social protection mapping in Suriname.
SPRI Global is working on a Multidimensional Overlapping Deprivation Analysis (MODA) together with UNICEF Burundi.
In the week of April 17-21, 2022, a research team from SPRI Global facilitated a series of workshops and consultative meetings in Male, Maldives, towards the validation of key findings and conclusions deriving from an analysis of the social sector in Maldives.
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