As 2018 comes to a close, take a moment (yes, right now) to reflect on how your team has collaborated with internal and external stakeholders this yea...

This is the third of four posts reflecting on the linkages between gender awareness and politically sensitive approaches to programming known as Thin...

This blog post was written by Ali Hayat (Chief of Party, MESP) and Margaret Lada (Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist, MESP). Private sector engageme...

This is the second of four posts reflecting on the linkages between gender awareness and politically sensitive approaches to programming known as Thin...

This blog was cross-posted from Urban Wire, The Voices of Urban Institute's Researchers and Staff. Federal agencies are incorporating evidence in the...

This is the first of four posts reflecting on the linkages between gender awareness and politically sensitive approaches to programming known as Think...

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...

There is a growing body of evidence suggesting that people struggle to actually use data and evidence to inform their decisions. While there are a num...

This post was written by Frank Higdon, Evaluation Team Lead, Office of Learning Evaluation and Research, Bureau for Policy, Planning and Learning As U...

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

This blog post was written by Monalisa Salib, Deputy Chief of Party of the USAID LEARN contract. Real talk: Collaboration can be hard. Sometimes it�...

This blog post was written by Ali Hayat (Chief of Party, MESP) and Dan Killian (Technical Manager, MSI). Decision-makers in international development ...