Did you know that taking time to pause and reflect on our work is critical to learning and improved performance? Harvard Business School researchers f...

This blog post was written by Monalisa Salib, Deputy Chief of Party of the USAID LEARN contract. Image credit As collaborating, learning, and adapti...

In December 2017, I wrote a blog about some of the insights gained during a workshop on Context-Driven Adaptation, where many of our sharpest field of...

Now that collaborating, learning, and adapting (CLA) practices are taking hold more and more across USAID and its implementing partners, we are findin...

Amy Leo is a Communications Specialist on the USAID LEARN contract and Reena Nadler is a Knowledge Management and Organizational Learning Specialist ...

Dave Algoso is a social change consultant working with Mercy Corps on the CLAIM network. When I’m doing CLA and you’re doing CLA, does that mean ...

At this year’s Moving the Needle event, a thought-provoking panel session on “Measuring the Hard to Measure” tackled a tough development questio...

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 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 ...