Reproducibility materials for "Governance and instability in self-reported IHR preparedness capacities across Africa, 2021–2024: a longitudinal ecological study"

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The West Africa Disaster Preparedness Initiative: Strengthening National Capacities for All-Hazards Disaster Preparedness

Abstract Objective The Ebola outbreak demonstrated the need for improved disaster response throug

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This repository contains the de-identified minimum analytical dataset and reproducibility materials

Foreign Aid, Instability, and Governance in Africa

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Self-reported disability in relation to mortality in rural Malawi: a longitudinal study of over 16 000 adults

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