Facilitation is the act of designing and implementing processes that enable groups to achieve their objectives. Facilitation can be used over a shorter period of time (i.e., meetings, workshops) or over a longer period of time (i.e., development interventions, such as community development and market facilitation).
Working adaptively has been part and parcel of USAID programming for well over a decade. With collaborating, learning, and adapting as a central element of the Program Cycle, USAID…
In the digital age, the transformative power of technology is undeniable, particularly in enhancing access to finance and information. However, our experience with Village Savings …
USAID’s Bureau for Democracy, Human Rights, and Governance’s (USAID/DRG) long-term emphasis on locally led development has allowed staff from across its subsectors to learn a number…
This resource, originally developed for the Local Works program but can be used by anyone, supports coaching new and local partners through USAID monitoring, evaluation, and…
This resource, originally developed for the Local Works program but can be used by anyone, provides questions and example responses to coach new and local partners through…
Stakeholder feedback is information about the experiences and opinions of the people who are supposed to benefit from your program. This resource, originally developed for the Local…
USAID/Philippines conducted a nationwide listening tour engaging hundreds of local people – citizens, community leaders, local officials, and private sector – to hear directly from…