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).
The Organizational Capacity Assessment (OCA) is a structured tool for a facilitated self-assessment of an organization's capacity followed by action planning for capacity…
The CLA Maturity Tool helps USAID Missions think more deliberately about how to plan for and implement CLA approaches that fit the Mission’s context and needs. It offers…
The Global Partnerships team in the U.S. Global Development Lab has organized the Private Sector Engagement Forum (PSEF) every other year since 2009. Overall, it has been a highly…
Effective collaboration is a critical aspect of USAID’s work. It ensures that the Agency establishes and leverages relationships with key stakeholders, including other U.S…
How can facilitation help to drive meaningful peer-to-peer learning in a formalized learning network? This article will explore the core role that facilitators play in implementing…
Let’s talk about Online Facilitation!Good facilitation can be the difference between a good webinar and a great (or memorable) one. If we think of the facilitator as a host, guide,…
Conferences and events are effective ways to foster learning and knowledge exchange, but they take a lot of time and resources to pull off. That’s why getting the most out of in…