With the passage of the Evidence-Based Policymaking Act in January 2019, each federal agency is now required to have an agency-level “evidence-build...

Eva Matsiko is the Chief of Party of the USAID Uganda Governance, Accountability, Participation and Performance Program, which is implemented by RTI I...

At USAID’s recent Collaborating, Learning, and Adapting (CLA) event, Moving the Needle (MTN) 2019, we not only chanted refrains about CLA to the bea...

Resilience, as defined by USAID, is “the ability of people, households, communities, countries and systems to mitigate, adapt to, and recover from s...

Learning from evidence and experience has always been part of the discipline of international development. In recent years, though, USAID Staff and US...

You’re in luck! We just released a set of two related resources for employees dealing with transition: a Knowledge Management Sustainability Tracker...

USAID operates in a world of complexity and uncertainty. Every day, the Agency is called upon to manage risk: as we plan strategies and design project...

This blog was written by Nancy Peek, M&E Fellow, USAID/KEA/FFP and Laurie Starr, Strategic Learning Advisor, Save the Children Introduction Adapt...

How many conferences have you been to in your career so far? No matter the number, you know conferences can feel overwhelming—with hundreds or even ...

When development projects struggle, a lot of typical weaknesses may be at fault. For instance, the design of the project—which may have been success...

Three Ways Data Science is Changing Monitoring and Evaluation As a Data Scientist working in the context of monitoring and evaluation in the internati...

Evidence shows that adaptive management leads to better results. Within international development, there is a growing recognition that adaptive manage...