Collective Action to Reduce Violence Against Women and Girls
Violence against women and girls (VAWG) is a pervasive violation of unalienable human rights and a barrier to civic, social, political, and economic participation.
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Inclusive Development
IDAMS
Challenge The most effective way for countries to become self-reliant is to ensure all of their citizens are able to prosper. If international development programs…
YouthPower2: Learning and Evaluation (YP2LE)
Led by Making Cents International, USAID’s YouthPower Learning project closed major knowledge gaps in PYD theory and practice, yet there is a continuing need to…
Ukraine National Identity Through Youth (UNITY) Activity
As active conflict in eastern Ukraine continues, young people remain vulnerable to divisive rhetoric, hostile and over-simplified narratives, and recruitment by far-right radical groups.
Youth Resilience, Inclusion, and Empowerment Project
Challenge The Eastern and Southern Caribbean (ESC) region is experiencing evolving conflict dynamics, with notable changes in the past 2 years, ranging from community and…
Strengthening Girls’ Financial Literacy
Challenge Women and girls often have lower financial literacy rates than men, which presents a barrier to their financial inclusion and economic well-being. Managing personal…
Incorporating Violence Against Women in Assessing Investment Risk
Challenge One in three women globally has been subjected to violence against women (VAW) in their lifetime since the age of 15, and women still…
Advancing the Financial Inclusion of Filipino Migrants
Al Majmoua decided to develop a cross-border support strategy to help migrant worker clients take advantage of their ability to access financial services in Lebanon…
Digital Identities for Refugees
Challenge Since fighting broke out in 2011, more than 750,000 refugees have fled to Jordan and over 1 million to Lebanon. Due to the haste…
Compatibility Toolkit Consultancy
Challenge NGOs supporting economic engagement of Syrian refugees are working to integrate the refugees into the formal labor market more effectively but are lacking appropriate…