Piers Bocock is Chief of Party of the USAID LEARN contract. The purpose of this blog post is to confirm and share some exciting news about the USAID L...

This blog was cross-posted from Humentum. Piers Bocock is Chief of Party of the USAID LEARN contract. I’m not sure how it happened: perhaps it’s...

Just over a year ago, when the USAID LEARN team grew to 30+ staff, we noticed a gap in our learning and knowledge management practices. Ad hoc convers...

This blog was cross-posted from AgriLinks. Piers Bocock is Chief of Party of the USAID LEARN contract. One of the most refreshing changes that I’ve...

Flexibility in program management is essential in all of the countries where USAID works. This is especially true in non-permissive environments (NPEs...

This blog synthesizes key discussion points from the Moving the Needle 2018 morning breakout session on local ownership. Similar to how the Agency is ...

Did you know that individuals who are curious, have growth mindsets and are able to empathize with their colleagues are generally better able to adapt...

This blog synthesizes key discussion points from a Moving the Needle 2018 afternoon breakout session on local ownership. Time to Listen summarizes and...

We’re very pleased to announce the release of the Collaborating, Learning and Adapting (CLA) Evidence Dashboard! The CLA Evidence Dashboard organiz...

The afternoon session of MTN’s Managing Adaptively track really epitomized why USAID holds the Moving the Needle event. “Adaptive Partnering: A Co...

In the Leaders in Learning series, we sought to address a number of key learning questions related to the value of systematic, intentional and reso...

There were so many good sessions at this year’s Moving the Needle event that I know people had a hard time choosing, but those who joined us in one ...