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Do African Children Have an Equal Chance?

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Do African Children Have an Equal Chance?

A Human Opportunity Report For Sub-saharan Africa

Andrew DabalenSeries: Directions in Development - Poverty

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Year

2014

Language

English

World Bank Publications

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Can African children achieve their full potential? This report analyzes opportunities for children in Sub-Saharan Africa, revealing key factors for their success.
Do African Children Have an Equal Chance? examines how access to education, healthcare, and basic services has changed over the past decade in 20 African nations. It uncovers critical insights into poverty reduction and economic growth.
Discover:

- How policy initiatives have improved children's access to essential services
- The remaining challenges in achieving equality and laying foundations for shared prosperity
- Why understanding these factors is crucial for a brighter future for African children
For policymakers, researchers, and anyone committed to equitable development, this report offers a roadmap for creating a more just and prosperous future for Africa's children. Authored by leading experts from the World Bank Group.

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Poverty & Homelessness
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SeriesDirections in Development - Poverty

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Andrew DabalenAuthor

Ambar NarayanAuthor

Jaime Saavedra-ChanduviAuthor

Alejandro Hoyos SuarezAuthor