Special Care Baby Units: Protecting the lives of babies born too soon
Across Sierra Leone, the chances of survival for babies who are born too soon is small. Neonatal deaths are at 34 per 1,000 live births according to the United Nations Inter-Agency Group for Child Mortality estimates of 2019.
Ethiopian ministry trained to design climate resilient water supply systems
The training equipped participants with practical knowledge and skills on modelling water supply systems under the FCDO Delivering Climate Resilient Water Sanitation and Hygiene programme.
Study aims to achieve equitable access to healthcare for people with disabilities
Montrose has completed and disseminated findings from a Disability Context Analysis study in Sierra Leone. The study was conducted as part of the Monitoring, Evidence, Learning and Review (MELR) component of the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office’s (FCDO) five-year Saving Lives in Sierra Leone programme. The purpose of the study was to better understand […]
Working in partnership ensures delivery of health services in South Sudan
HPF3 was invited to join a government delegation to Bentiu, in Unity State, as part of the National Ministry of Health’s flood assessment.
Baseline study is ‘important insight’ into early grade learning in Sierra Leone
The study measured children’s developmental reading and mathematics skills and gathered information on factors that affect children’s ability to learn in schools, classrooms and homes.
Mother and baby’s lives saved after 10-hour boat trip to health facility
Nyatiem Deng was expectant with twins. She managed to deliver one of her babies at home, but the second baby was retained, putting mother and baby’s lives in danger.
National early grade reading and mathematics study launched in Sierra Leone
Montrose is delighted to have been part of the official launch of Sierra Leone’s National EGRA/EGMA study.
Montrose completes Mid-Term Evaluation of EU-UNICEF Joint Nutrition Action
Montrose has completed its Mid-Term Evaluation of the EU-UNICEF JNA, a four-year, EUR 6 million partnership working to improve nutrition in Uganda.
Study reveals health systems strengthening priorities in Uganda’s West Nile region
A baseline study conducted by Montrose for UNICEF revealed that health services in the West Nile region of Uganda are overwhelmed by the increased numbers of patients, many of whom are refugees.
Saving Lives resources available worldwide on new website
Saving Lives in Sierra Leone has developed a comprehensive programme website which will serve as a central information repository and knowledge database, providing access to programme resources for internal and external audiences.
Montrose celebrates achievement of countries eliminating disease on World Malaria Day
Eliminating malaria is deeply entrenched in the foundations of Montrose, and on World Malaria Day (25 April) we join the WHO in celebrating achievements in the fight against this deadly disease.
Assessment reveals state of hygiene facilities as South Sudan schools reopen
Montrose led a research study into the functionality and accessibility of water, sanitation and hygiene (WaSH) facilities in schools across all 10 states of South Sudan.
Providing essential services during Covid-19: Spotlight on Ross Road Clinic, Sierra Leone
At the entrance of Ross Road Community Health Centre in Freetown, a clinic member of staff wearing a mask branded “Corona na wi all fet” (“Corona is our fight”) checks each visitor’s temperature…
International Women’s Day: Celebrating women in leadership
The theme of International Women’s Day 2021 is “Women in leadership: Achieving an equal future in a Covid-19 world.”
International Mother Language Day: Montrose supports multilingualism for inclusion in education
Sunday 21 February is International Mother Language Day, which recognises how languages and multilingualism can advance inclusion in education.
Montrose maps the way forward for health education in Sierra Leone
Montrose experts have made a major contribution to Sierra Leone’s development of a School Health Policy, which will improve learning outcomes and strengthen the role that schools play in promoting health education.
Montrose evaluation to strengthen charity’s position as pioneer in burns care
Montrose will conduct the independent evaluation of the project to establish Sierra Leone’s first self-sufficient reconstructive surgery and burns unit.
SGBV study on African mining sector to feature in IGF online course
The Intergovernmental Forum on Mining (IGF) is featuring a recent study conducted by Montrose and Sophie Rickard on Sexual and Gender Based-Violence in the mining sector in Africa as a core module in their MOOC on Gender and Mining Governance.
Mid-term evaluation of the EU-UNICEF Joint Nutrition Action in Uganda
Montrose is conducting a mid-term evaluation of the EU-UNICEF Joint Nutrition Action, a €6 million grant programme that is part of a broader framework of the EU-funded Development Initiative for Northern Uganda (DINU).
Evidence and reflections from a sexual and gender-based violence study in the African mining sector
Montrose and independent consultant Sophie Rickard have conducted a study on sexual and gender based-violence in the mining sector in Africa.
Montrose completes teacher training module as part of Myanmar MoE’s Learning Together programme in Rakhine State, supported by UNICEF and FCDO
Montrose has been working with UNICEF, in consultation with the Myanmar Ministry of Education, to develop a module to complement the Basic Education physical education curriculum.
Montrose supports UNESCO to deliver strengthened pre-service teacher training curriculum for Myanmar Ministry of Education
A Montrose team of education experts has delivered new teacher training curricula in four core middle school subjects for UNESCO STEM.
Montrose awarded a Long Term Arrangement (LTA) to provide high quality technical services to UNICEF in the education sector
Montrose has been awarded a three-year Long Term Arrangement (LTA) with UNICEF in the education sector.
Health Pooled Fund (HPF) engaging communities in prevention against Coronavirus (Covid-19)
To curb the spread of Coronavirus disease (Covid-19), the Government of South Sudan and health actors are advocating for infection control in the country.
Continuity plan to support education in South Sudan during Covid-19
The Girls’ Education South Sudan (GESS) and its partners will be helping to manage and mitigate the impact of the Coronavirus disease (Covid-19), ensuring learning does not stop.
