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Lilian Kaivilu

Lilian Kaivilu

Founder & Editor, Impacthub Media

Lilian is an award-winning multimedia journalist with over 10 years of experience in Health and Development Communication. Lilian is the founder and editor at Impacthub Media, a solutions journalism media platform amplifying positive stories of changemakers in Africa. She has worked as a reporter for local and international media and as a communications consultant for United Nations and the WorldBank. Lilian is currently pursuing a Master of Arts Degree in Development Communication at the University of Nairobi. She is a Linguistics, Media and Communications graduate from Moi University Kenya; a Journalism graduate from the Kenya Institute of Mass Communication; and has completed other short courses including Civic Leadership, Data Journalism, Business Journalism, Health Reporting, and Financial Reporting (at Strathmore Business School and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, among others). She is the Vice President for the Africa Media Network on Health (AMNH), which is a network of health journalists from Kenya, Uganda, Zambia, Tanzania, and Malawi. Lilian is a Fellow of Mandela Washington, Bloomberg Media Initiative Africa, Safaricom Business Journalism, HIV Research Media, and Reuters Malaria Reporting.

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Quick Read Family planning, reproductive health, and population census: How are they linked?
Lilian Kaivilu June 2, 2021

Have you ever wondered how, if at all, census and survey activities relate to family planning and reproductive health? They do, quite a bit. Census data helps countries make more informed decisions when distributing resources ...

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Q&A Data is key for robust evidence-based decision making
Lilian Kaivilu June 2, 2021

For robust evidence-based decision making, data and statistics are essential. To ensure proper planning in reproductive health, the accuracy and availability of this data cannot be over emphasized. We spoke to Samuel Dupre, a statistician ...

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