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ACAT Study Tour Helps Change the Narrative for Women in Agribusiness
USAID’s ACAT is a reminder that women leaders boost bottom lines. The activity’s recent study tour aims to increase the knowledge of women in agribusiness.
I am One of the Many Women Impacting Kenya’s Agricultural History
Juliet Tunje shares the impact USAID’s Kenya Crops and Dairy Market Systems Activity has had on agribusiness, and, hopefully, Kenya’s agricultural history.
Creating an Environment Where All Youth Have Access to Decent Work
The YEO 2030 Initiative is a tangible opportunity to put youth at the forefront of informing, designing, and leading a strategy to achieve SDG 8.
Celebrating the Power of Storytelling on International Youth Day
The Global LEAD #WatchOurImpact Dialogue event on International Youth Day drew more than 1,000 registrants from around the globe. Read on for a recap of the…
Transforming Nigerian Agriculture Using Microenterprise Curriculum
Sr. Tech. Advisor Hillary Proctor tells how two young Nigerian entrepreneurs grew an agriculture business from a microenterprise curriculum.
20/20 Hindsight for an Unexpected Year
If the year 2020 taught us anything, it is that we can never take in-person interaction for granted. As communities around the globe were forced…
How Do We Challenge Limitations So That Young Women Can Prosper?
For 110 years, we have been celebrating International Women’s Day. We acknowledge the achievements of great women around the world.
Building and Sustaining Communities of Care in our Work to End Violence Against Women and Girls
As we continue with the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence (GBV), I am struck by the parallels between healthcare workers dealing with COVID-19…
Girls’ Agency Alone Will Not Stop Early Marriage
One thing I have learned after working in the international development sector for over 30 years is that there are rarely simple answers to why…