New issue published: Vol. 12, Issue 2
Includes 14 articles across maternal health, epidemiology, and health systems research.
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Survey data from 2,100 informal savings groups shows that mobile money integration increases savings accumulation by 34%, with gender-differentiated effects across rural and urban areas.
Journal of Sahel Agricultural Sciences
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Nigerian Journal of Computational Engineering
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Nigerian Journal of Educational Research
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Journal of African Development Economics
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West African Journal of Public Health
Original research and reviews on climate-linked infectious disease patterns across West African health systems.
Journal of Sahel Agricultural Sciences
Seeking field studies and modelling work on soil microbiome interventions for smallholder farming systems.
Nigerian Journal of Computational Engineering
Papers on machine learning approaches to structural health monitoring in African urban infrastructure.
Includes 14 articles across maternal health, epidemiology, and health systems research.
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Dr. Amaka ObiUniversity of Port Harcourt
Would be useful to see how this model performs against the 2022 flood data specifically — that was an outlier year for rainfall intensity in the Delta. The satellite resolution thresholds seem well-chosen for the Warri plains.
Tunde MakindeAhmadu Bello University
Strong dataset. Curious whether CHW attrition rates were tracked as a confounder — that's usually the hardest part of sustaining these networks in practice.
Hauwa NasidiBayero University Kano
This maps closely to what we're seeing in Kano state. Would love to see a follow-up comparing urban vs. rural adoption rates — the intersection with mobile money seems particularly important.
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