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UNFPA to use census data to help African governments tackle health inequalities – Dr Sennen Hounton

The Regional Director of UNFPA for West and Central Africa, Dr Sennen Hounton, said governments must accelerate efforts to collect and use detailed population data to ensure that development interventions reach people who are often left behind.
The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) says improved data systems and modern census methods will be critical in helping African governments identify underserved communities and address persistent inequalities in access to healthcare.
According to him, the availability of detailed population data will enable governments to identify communities that are not benefiting from national programmes and target interventions more effectively.
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