$7.3M in expenses

International Programs: Under the Momentum Knowledge Accelerator project, PRB shares and distills findings and best practices to enhance knowledge sharing among implementing partners and staff of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) for improving maternal and child and primary health outcomes. Under the USAID PROPEL Health project, PRB produces the World Population Data Sheet and supports local solutions for evidence-based policy, financing, governance, and advocacy. PRB works in 4 Kenyan counties to strengthen local health governance under the USAID Stawisha Pwani project by promoting budget transparency, youth engagement, and evidence-based decision-making through the strategic use of data. Under the Counting Women's Work program, PRB collaborates with a regional research center in West Africa to support estimation of the time women spend on unpaid care work, with the goal of valuing such work and helping model policies to reduce time burden on women. Under an Early Childhood Development (ECD) project, PRB develops and implements a strategy to share evidence around priority themes related to ECD to inform global programming and investment.

$1.9M in expenses

U.S. Programs: PRB's KidsData program tracks more than 900 indicators including safety, health, education, and economic security of children and youth to inform policymakers, advocates, public agencies, and nonprofits about the toughest issues impacting California's children and communities. For the U.S. Census Bureau, PRB supports data users of the American Community Survey by producing resources, maintaining an online community, and organizing conferences and events. PRB staff provide feedback on the design and measurement of the KIDS COUNT index, offer technical support to data users, organize a data institute, and compile data for the KIDS COUNT Data Book, produced annually by the Annie E. Casey Foundation. PRB synthesizes and summarizes the work of population researchers for broad audiences through projects supported by the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development and the National Institute on Aging. PRB supports state governments with population forecasts that inform effective policy responses to population changes.

$217K in expenses

Communications Programs: PRB produces bulletins, blog posts, and other analysis on demographic trends and other policy-relevant topics. PRB makes a wide range of resources available on its website for public use. PRB supports development of the World Population Data Sheet (WPDS) and its broad dissemination.