Resources

Thinking and Working Politically: A Guide for Practitioners provides an overview of the process and methodology for applied PEA in use within USAID, and guidance on how PEA can…

The Sprint Relay is a methodology that makes adaptive implementation practical. As part of a Sprint Relay, several agencies collaborate over a 100-day period (a Sprint) to produce a…

Political economy analysis (PEA) and related approaches to programming (known as Thinking and Working Politically or TWP) have at times been subject to the criticism that--through…

In June 2015, the USAID/Uganda Feed the Future Agricultural Inputs Activity was reaching its midway point, and the team commissioned a Strategic Assessment to determine if the…

As part of HRH2030 (Human Resources for Health in 2030), the Capacity Building for Malaria (CBM) activity aimed to strengthen the institutional and managerial capacities of National…

Collaborating Learning and Adapting (CLA) is the backbone of USAID/Uganda’s organizational culture; it’s embedded in the Mission’s DNA. In Uganda, CLA is operationalized through the…

Pacific Island countries are extremely vulnerable to the impacts of climate change and need to access external sources of financing to support climate change adaptation projects…

he Feed the Future DRC Strengthening Value Chains Activity (SVC), a five-year program is USAID’s premier development assistance initiative in South Kivu. SVC works with market…

The unprecedented migration from Venezuela compounded by the country's political turmoil and socio-economic instability has been internationally recognized as one of the world's…

What was MECap?The Expanding Monitoring and Evaluation Capacities (MECap) task order was launched in Fiscal Year 2015 by the Bureau for Policy, Planning and Learning (PPL) to…