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Florence Sipalla

Florence Sipalla

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Contributor, African Population and Health Research Center

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  • The unexpected benefits of an evaluation study in rural Kenya: the birth certification process

    By Florence Sipalla, Caroline Wangui Wainaina, Wendy Janssens, Amanuel Abaiobir| The Star (Kenya) Verified IntroductionCivil Registration and Vital Statistics are key for a country’s planning and the distribution of resources and services. Birth certificates are essential to access government services in most countries. About 92 per cent of births in Kenya are registered, as outlined in the Kenya Vital Statistics Report, 2021. Children who do not have birth certificates may be disadvantaged in accessing government services, including healthcare through the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF).

    By Florence Sipalla, Caroline Wangui Wainaina, Wendy Janssens, Amanuel Abaiobir · The Star (Kenya)

    Jul. 03, 2024

  • I rekindled my love for cycling during the pandemic

    By Florence Sipalla| Daily Nation Verified Thursday, October 21, 2021Florence Sipalla (in red) is an avid cyclist, thanks to the Covid-19 pandemic. Photo credit: CourtesyWhat you need to know:I was trying to convince myself to join this group of strangers whose love of cycling was the main thing they had in common. Today, that group of strangers have become my cycling family - The SpinKings family. I reconnected with my love for cycling in August 2020, thanks to the gift of time from the Covid-19 pandemic.

    By Florence Sipalla · Daily Nation

    Oct. 21, 2021

  • The unexpected benefits of an evaluation study in rural Kenya: the birth certification process

    By Florence Sipalla, Caroline Wangui Wainaina, Wendy Janssens, Amanuel Abaiobir| The Star (Kenya) Verified IntroductionCivil Registration and Vital Statistics are key for a country’s planning and the distribution of resources and services. Birth certificates are essential to access government services in most countries. About 92 per cent of births in Kenya are registered, as outlined in the Kenya Vital Statistics Report, 2021. Children who do not have birth certificates may be disadvantaged in accessing government services, including healthcare through the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF).

    By Florence Sipalla, Caroline Wangui Wainaina, Wendy Janssens, Amanuel Abaiobir · The Star (Kenya)

    Jul. 03, 2024

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African Population and Health Research Center

Nairobi, Nairobi County, Kenya