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Nigeria appears to be heading towards a debt crisis, with inevitable human costs. This research evidences the contributions made by private sovereign debt and the actions of private creditors.
Report
Published
30/11/2023

The Role of Private Creditors in Nigeria's Debt Crisis and the Human Cost

This study explains the relation between religion and health and how we can harness the unique strength of religious actors for improved outcomes in public health interventions.
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Newsletter
Published
20/08/2019

Press release: changing the course of under-five mortality in Nigeria

Our Partnership for Improved Child Health (PICH) project in Nigeria closed in August 2019. Find out what we achieved and how communities have adapted.
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Report
Published
01/02/2016

Case study - partnership with Vitamins Angel Alliance (SCHH)

Christian Aid works in partnership with Vitamin Angels Alliance to provide Vitamin A supplements and deworming to children in Nigeria under 5.
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Published
06/03/2009

False profits: robbing the poor to keep the rich tax-free

A deeper look into false profits and counting the cost of the damage.
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Published
06/05/2008

Death and taxes: the true toll of tax dodging

In the world’s poorest countries, the concerns are less about lifestyle and more about life and death. What will be the impact on growth in developing economies?
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