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Shelter and Settlements Handouts Packet

Integrating Conflict Sensitivity into Food Security Programs

Introduction to USAID's Research Translation Toolkit Series

The USAID Research Division and USAID's Research Technical Assistance Center invite USAID staff and partners to a four-part webinar series that provides an overview of our Research Translation Toolkit and a deep dive into each of its three sections. This toolkit is particularly relevant to those supporting or implementing research projects who can benefit from step-by-step guidance on communicating key messages to the right decision-makers. The series will highlight what the toolkit is, why it is important, and when it can be used in the research process.

Formação em Qualidade da Água de PRO-WASH

Partnership for Resilience and Economic Growth in Northern Kenya: PREG II Recurrent Monitoring Survey (RMS-2) Results from Rounds 1, 2, and 3 - Summary of Findings

MARKit Training of Trainers

Regional Knowledge Sharing Meeting: Greater Horn of Africa

What is HDP coherence? RKSM in the Horn RKSM Resources Skills Building Workshops Meet the Organizers HDP Coherence Collection The unprecedented food crisis situation in the Horn of Africa has created demand in the food security community for discussions about how to achieve humanitarian-development-peace (HDP) coherence. HDP coherence involves linking efforts across the spectrum of programming from short-term relief to long-term peace and development. From May 9-12, 2023*, USAID's Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance, Bureau for Resilience and Food Security, Kenya and East Africa Mission, and IGAD, in collaboration with IDEAL and RLA, convened the Greater Horn of Africa Resilience Network's

Drought Assessment Report - Morocco

Notes from PLEW Meeting, 12 Dec 2015

Integrating the Graduation Approach into RFSAs

In this event, IDEAL shared lessons learned on applying the graduation approach in resilience food security activities (RFSAs). Presenters and event participants explored how this approach can be used in current and future programming to improve the lives of the extreme poor and most at-risk populations. The event featured an implementer and researcher on the Bangladesh RFSA (Nobo Jatra) and from two implementers in Uganda (Nuyok and Graduating to Resilience RFSAs). The panel covered the different ways they used and adapted the graduation approach and the lessons learned through implementation and research. View Presentation Watch Recording Watch French Recording Learn