AFRIB is dedicated to sharing knowledge and promoting evidence-based interventions to address critical social and behavioural challenges across Africa. Here, you will find a collection of our publications and research reports, all reflecting our commitment to a Pan-African lens.
We offer downloadable versions of our publications and research reports (in various formats like PDF and ePub) to ensure accessibility for researchers, policymakers, practitioners, and the general public. Many reports are also available in selected African languages to promote knowledge sharing within local communities.
Pan-African Focus:
Our publications explore issues relevant to diverse African contexts:
How to Use These Resources:
We encourage you to download and share our publications widely. By disseminating knowledge and promoting evidence-based approaches, we can collectively work towards positive social change throughout Africa.
Abstract: This report explores the effectiveness of culturally adapted interventions in raising mental health awareness and promoting help-seeking behaviour in rural communities across Ghana, Kenya, and South Africa. The research employed storytelling traditions and utilized community radio for dissemination, demonstrating the value of a Pan-African lens.
Abstract: This research investigates the impact of integrating social-emotional learning (SEL) programs that consider specific cultural norms and child development practices within West Africa. The collaboration with regional research institutions and ECE providers highlights AFRIB’s commitment to regional collaboration.
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Abstract: This case study explores the factors contributing to youth substance abuse in Lagos, Nigeria. The research employed a mixed-methods approach and collaborated with local youth organizations, showcasing the importance of community engagement in research design.
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Abstract: This report examines the effectiveness of a microfinance program combined with financial literacy training tailored for women in rural Tanzania. The research emphasizes the need for culturally sensitive economic empowerment strategies within a Pan-African context.
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Abstract: This publication explores the potential of collaborating with traditional healers in promoting mental health awareness and providing culturally appropriate support in Ethiopia and Senegal. The research highlights the value of integrating traditional knowledge systems into mental health interventions.
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