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State of the Global Climate 2021

Severe Wasting: An Overlooked Child Survival Emergency

2022 Global Food Policy Report: Climate Change and Food Systems

Request for Proposal: PRO-WASH Training Partner for Water Quality Monitoring

Save the Children under the PRO-WASH Award is requesting competitive proposals from qualified vendors to act as a local partner to provide training support to support Resilience Food Security Activities in water quality monitoring. The applicants should have a substantial presence in Sub-Saharan Africa, the deadline for submission is June 17, 2022. Please follow the link for more information, including the scope of work. https://www.fsnnetwork.org/sites/default/files/2022-05/RFP-PRO-WASH-Local-Partn… May 20, 2022

The Way Forward: Locally-Led Capacity Building Approaches

This event will spotlight partnership models that have localized approaches to capacity strengthening through illustrative case studies. Presenters from T-MARC (Tanzania), Pasada (Tanzania), Total Family Health Organization (Ghana), and KCL (Ghana) will share lessons learned from their peer-to-peer capacity-building experiences. Speakers will highlight the critical nature of locally-led capacity strengthening frameworks, different approaches to locally-led capacity strengthening interventions, and how to incorporate these approaches in your own programming. This webinar is supported by USAID and NPI EXPAND.

A Dangerous Delay 2: The Cost of Inaction

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Minimum Economic Recovery Standards (MERS) for Market Systems Approaches

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Webinar to Launch the Seed Emergency Response Tool (SERT)

Watch Recording Download the SERT View Presentation (EN) Voir la présentation (FR) New Practical Guide! Join ISSD Africa, Mercy Corps, and SeedSystem on June 8th to learn about a new practical guide for humanitarian practitioners: the Seed Emergency Response Tool (SERT). Emergencies often disrupt the lives of farm families and their agricultural production. Smallholder farmers are particularly vulnerable and deal with a range of shocks and stresses, including climate variability, conflict, and COVID-19. During emergencies, humanitarian practitioners need to intervene quickly to help restore the local farming system to its pre-disaster state or better, ensuring farmers can resume producing food