A new national survey reveals a striking age-group gap in early childhood development, with children aged 48–59 months recording the lowest share classified as developmentally on track. The…
A new national survey reveals a striking age-group gap in early childhood development, with children aged 48–59 months recording the lowest share classified as developmentally on track. The figures also expose sharp differences linked to mothers’ education and household wealth. Kenyan children approaching their fifth birthday are less likely to meet age-specific early-development benchmarks than […]
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