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...

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

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 ...

“Why do you only come when someone has died? Why do you not come to help when someone is sick?” This question posed by rural Liberians during the...

Episode 5 of From the Inside Out: Achieving Better Development Outcomes through Collaborating, Learning and Adapting is now available! Stream it ab...

Episode 1 of From the Inside Out: Achieving Better Development Outcomes through Collaborating, Learning and Adapting was released today! Stream it a...

This blog post has been cross-posted from Social Impact's blog. Maribel Diaz is a Technical Director with Social Impact. The sciences are well known r...

Is your organization creating a learning culture? Do you pause and reflect? Have you implemented evaluation recommendations? Are you collaborating wi...

This blog was cross-posted from iCampus. In the summer of 2017, the Accountability Lab Liberia and iLab Liberia teams conducted a learning mappin...

Amy Leo is a Communications Specialist and Kat Haugh is a Monitoring Evaluation, Research and Learning Specialist on the USAID LEARN contract. Our go...

Curious about how USAID defines and thinks about adaptive management? Well, USAID recently released a Discussion Note which complements ADS 201.3.1.2 ...