This case study explores evidence of and recommendations for legitimizing government to strengthen and stabilize fragile states.
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Building sustainable development solutions with local communities’ experience and knowledge at their foundations.
Blog Post
Women and girls with disabilities must have a seat at the table when planning for natural disasters and pandemics long before they occur.
Blog Post
Development works here because great people work here. We’re excited to introduce you to our team.
Blog Post
During this World Creativity and Innovation Day event, leading global experts share their insights into how innovation and collective action can accelerate progress toward meeting the world's most intractable challenges.
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Chemonics and the Pulte Institute for Global Development hosted a webinar to discuss the launch of a jointly developed policy brief, exploring recommendations for securing women’s rights and roles in Afghan governance.
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You have the private sector partner at the table, but what happens next? Frenki Kozeli, Julian Guelig, and Dany Khy share three approaches to forming private sector engagement partnerships that can be replicated and tailored across development contexts.
Blog Post
News: Chemonics and University of Notre Dame Tackle Global Development Challenges in New Partnership
Evolving partnership connects master’s degree students and their professors with international development professionals to explore solutions for community natural resource management, private sector engagement, and beyond.
News Story
For our Dr. Basil Mahayni, development is all about collaboration and homegrown solutions, something he learned earlier in his career while working in Jordan.
Video
Chemonics and Arizona State University (ASU) joined forces to provide accessible continual learning opportunities to Chemonics’ global workforce.
Video
Cultural norms can thwart the most technically sound development strategies. How can the cultural consensus model, developed by anthropologists, help to ensure that culture strengthens rather than weakens a strategy's effectiveness?
Blog Post
Understanding cultural norms is essential to achieving development results but can sometimes be difficult. The authors of this paper tested a novel method to monitor and evaluate a USAID justice project in the West Bank, Palestine.
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