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Markets and Livelihoods
About Given the multiple overlapping crises that many countries are facing, aid practitioners need to be prepared to adapt their market and livelihoods programming to move beyond standard models. In coordination with partners (such as the Markets in Crisis community of practice) the USAID Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance-funded PRO-WASH & SCALE Award has developed, adapted and/or applied a suite of learning materials, technical tools, capacity strengthening resources, and research studies to help implementing partners to apply familiar concepts to new contexts and populations. These resources, featured below, can support markets and livelihoods programming around youth, employment, emergencies, access to finance![Cover page of fact sheet - Supporting Informal Social Protection Networks During Protracted Crises](/sites/default/files/2022-10/fact-sheet-cover-photo_0.png)
Supporting Informal Social Protection Networks During Protracted Crises
Authors:
REAL
Sector Type:
Resilience Evidence (Other Regions) |
Social Cohesion |
Stakeholder Engagement & Coordination
Year Published:
2022
Opportunities in Gender and Youth Integration: Global Survey Findings
[Veuillez trouver le français ci-dessous] [Por favor encuentre español abajo] About this event Join us on November 8th for a reflection session on GAYA ’s recent research findings on gender and youth integration among implementing partners (IPs). GAYA recently conducted a knowledge, attitudes, and practices survey among IPs, to better understand their strengths and gaps related to gender and youth integration. Based on these findings, GAYA developed a set of learning questions and initial workstreams for interventions to support the IP community. Through this participatory discussion, GAYA will share initial findings from the over 600 individuals who completed our surveyPrivate Sector Impacts on Food Security and Nutrition: Examples from Bangladesh and Rwanda
Join USAID’s Private Sector Engagement Secretariat and USAID’s Rwanda and Bangladesh Missions to learn about promising practices for engaging the private sector to advance and sustain inclusive, agriculture-led economic growth and a well-nourished population, especially among women and children. This webinar will feature a panel of practitioners discussing how the private sector can supplement public sector interventions in the agricultural sector, as well as highlight private sector partnerships in Rwanda and Bangladesh with a focus on nutrition.![Page de couverture pour Fertilisation avec des matériaux organiques pour les petits exploitants agricoles dans les contextes d’urgence et de non-urgence](/sites/default/files/2022-10/Organic_fertilizer_alternatives_FR_508_Page_01.png)
Fertilisation avec des matériaux organiques pour les petits exploitants agricoles dans les contextes d’urgence et de non-urgence
Authors:
SCALE
Sector Type:
Agriculture and Livelihoods |
Collaborating, Learning, and Adapting
Year Published:
2022
![Cover page for Annual Report Orientation Slides](/sites/default/files/2022-10/FY22-AR-Partner-Orientation_Award-Recipient-Copy_Page_01.png)
Annual Report Orientation Slides and Award Recipient FAQs
Authors:
USAID/Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance
Sector Type:
Collaborating, Learning, and Adapting |
Program Design and Management
Year Published:
2022
![Front cover of Piloting a Hill Approach for Resilient Agriculture in South Kivu Brief](/sites/default/files/2022-11/Pages%20from%20STC_SCALE_HillApproachBrief_English_508_final.png)
Piloting a Hill Approach for Resilient Agriculture in South Kivu
Authors:
SCALE
Sector Type:
Agriculture and Livelihoods
Year Published:
2022
![Cover page for Evaluation of Low-Cost Vegetable Cooling and Storage Technologies in Mali](/sites/default/files/2022-11/Evaporative%20Cooling%20Technologies%20for%20Improved%20Vegetable%20Storage%20in%20Mali%20-%20Evaluation%20Report_Page_01.png)
Evaluation of Low-Cost Vegetable Cooling and Storage Technologies in Mali
Authors:
Eric Verploegen |
Ousmane Sanogo |
Takemore Chagomoka
Sector Type:
Agriculture and Livelihoods
Year Published:
2018