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- Technical BriefThrough site visits and interviews with women seafood processors and key stakeholders, Business Drivers for Food Safety (BD4FS), a USAID-funded project implemented by Food Enterprise Solutions, discovered that processing sites are at high risk of
- Photo EssayFeed the Future is holding a photo contest to showcase their partners’ work on digital technologies and innovation. Submissions are due July 20. Here are the guidelines for submission:
- ReportTechnical Assistance to Support the Development of Irrigation and Rural Roads Infrastructure Project This report presents the environmental flow requirements determined for the Kilombero River Valley, with further consideration
- Fact SheetThe FtF Enabling Environment for Food Security project, launched in 2015, is a flexible global technical assistance mechanism with expertise in commercial law reform, policy, trade, agricultural economics, gender, nutrition, land tenure, and techn
- EvaluationThe purpose of the mid-term performance evaluation of the Tajikistan Agriculture and Water Activity (TAWA), a Feed the Future (FTF) activity, was to compare what had been accomplished against intended results, including any management, financial,
- EvaluationResilience in the Sahel-Enhanced (RISE) Project Impact Evaluation, Volume 1 – Baseline Survey, Resilience Analysis This report documents the resilience analysis of the baseline data collected for the impact evaluat
- EvaluationThis report provides a summary and synthesis of a series of impact evaluation findings undertaken from 2014 to 2018 by the International Water Management Institute (IWMI).
- EvaluationThis is a report on the final performance evaluation of the Innovation Lab for Small-Scale Irrigation (ILSSI) project, funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).
- ActivityDespite great progress, undernutrition rates in Ethiopia remain poor. The key child indicators of stunting, wasting and underweight are at unacceptably high levels nationwide.