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Updated Annual Reporting Guidance and Emergency Reporting Template

USAID/BHA has published updated partner reporting guidance and templates on its website! https://www.usaid.gov/humanitarian-assistance/partner-with-us October 14, 2021

Beyond Food Provision and Job Creation

Women Lead in Emergencies: Evaluation and Project Evidence

La prévention de la fraude dans la gestion des produits de base

Market Systems Symposium 2020

The purpose of the Market Systems Symposium is to provide the inspiration, capacity building, and connections you need to strengthen and transform your market systems development practice. Join leading experts, practitioners, and donors from around the globe to advance conversations exploring innovations in research and the application of market systems development strategies, through inspiring dialogues, capacity building breakouts, hands-on tool workshops, and abundant networking. Please note: given the rapidly escalating and uncertain situation surrounding COVID-19, the Market Systems Symposium 2020 will be moved to an online platform and forego the opportunity to meet in person this year.

Evaluation of the Mata Masu Dubara (MMD) Module in Emergency Situations

COP Out or Radically Change the Way the World Pays for Disasters

This event, hosted by Devex in partnership with DAI and the Centre for Disaster Protection on the occasion of COP26, will examine how international and local actors can work together to create mechanisms for pre-agreed financing to ensure more timely, efficient, and agile disaster response. Drawing on the work of the Crisis Lookout Coalition, it will also explore how a new global agreement for crisis protection can help identify priority risks, help people adapt, and make sure they have the funds they need when it matters most.

Mettre Au Jour La Sagesse Collective : Reinforcement de la préparation aux catastrophes et de l'action précoce gràce aux outils et principes de l'apprentissage et de l'action participatifs

Systems and Understanding: Lessons Across USAID’s Sustainable WASH Systems

Join SWS for an engaging webinar about lessons learned from a systems approach to support stakeholder understanding of WASH service delivery. Systems approaches can have a significant impact on the planning and management of sustainable water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services. USAID’s Sustainable WASH Systems Learning Partnership (SWS) investigated the hypothesis that improving local stakeholders’ understanding of the interconnected factors that influence service delivery leads to more holistic decisions that result in improved service delivery outcomes. An SWS research team interviewed hundreds of service delivery stakeholders engaged in professionalized maintenance and facilitated collective action approaches in Ethiopia, Uganda, and Kenya

State of the World's Hand Hygiene