Protecting South Africa’s Human Capital: How early life adversity can curb our potential for productivity, health and wellbeing. Research shows that giving children the best possible start in life is central in developing a country’s human capital.

Rethinking water, sanitation, and hygiene for human growth and development. Identification of age appropriate biological outcomes and WASH indicators, while anticipating the timing of life-course suitability of the interventions being operational.

The slow violence of malnutrition: Improving child nutrition is a long-term investment in human capital, which has a triple dividend for the children of today, the adults of tomorrow and the next generation of children.

Mental Health: an African perspective: New research contests Euro-centric views on treatment and provides compelling insight into African cosmology and mental illness.