Jenga Jamaa II (JENGA II – "Building the strength of communities II" ) was a $50 million five-year Developmental Food Assistance Program (D
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- EvaluationThis report is an evaluation of Jenga Jamaa, a Multi-Year Assistance Program carried out over a three-year period (June 2008–May 2011) and implemented by the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) International.
- Panel DiscussionAbout 90 percent of USAID’s water priority countries are conflict-affected or fragile. Last year, over 60 million people around the world were affected by more than 280 natural disasters.
- OverviewWest Africa’s Sahel is an arid band stretching 1.1 million square miles from Senegal to Chad with limited annual rainfall.
- ReportIn August 2013, USAID requested the WISE-Lebanon program conduct a rapid assessment of the communities served by the Water Establi
- ReportIn times of crisis, children face many dangers: They are forced from home, separated from family, deprived of food, barred from school, and exposed to exploitation and violence.
- VideoWater is essential to the health of individuals, the vitality of communities, and the stability of nations.
- PodcastSam Huston is Chief of Party at Tetra Tech’s USAID-supported Water Supply, Sanitation, and Hygiene Financing (WASH-FIN) Project.
- Global Waters ArticleInside Syria today, 13 million people lack basic provisions, including water, food, and electricity. In addition, more than 5.8 million internally displaced people fled their homes and sought refuge in neighboring communities or regions.
- ArticleUganda’s Budongo-Bugoma Forest Corridor, situated in the north of the Albertine Rift, is considered to be one the most biodiverse regions of Africa, well known for its chimpanzee population.