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Chemonics joins ILGA World as an Associate Member

May 25, 2023
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Chemonics International celebrates its new associate membership status with ILGA World — a global federation of organizations committed to advancing the rights of individuals with diverse sexual orientations, gender identities, gender expressions, and sex characteristics (SOGIESC).
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Incentivising and Stabilising a Peace Process Through Sensitive and Responsive Programming

Ahmed Al Khameri
Peace, Stability, and Transition Conflict Prevention and Peacebuilding Stabilization May 18, 2023
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How challenging is conflict resolution in Yemen? Chemonics UK's Yemen Support Fund (YSF) project explores why now is a critical moment for Yemen.
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Image showing the rubble of destroyed houses due to the war in Taiz, Yemen.

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Democratic Republic of the Congo: Widening the Net of Data Capture for Improved Digital Health

Mulamuli (Mula) Mpofu | Alphonse Ubial Siteke | Tyler Williamson | Remy Ngoy
Malaria Health Supply Chains Health Health Systems Digital Development May 17, 2023
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Digital data collection and visualization tools allow for rapid feedback during campaigns to distribute insecticide-treated nets.
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In the DRC, a community health worker hands a packaged bed net to a woman.
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News: Chemonics Joins Partners in Anacostia River Cleanup Event


November 29, 2021
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Environment and Natural Resources Environmental and Social Support
On November 20, Chemonics partnered with local, regional, and global environment and youth organizations in the UNLEASH: Race for Oceans – D.C. Cleanup Event.
A group of young people walk along a sea wall in Tarawa, Kiribati.

Why Glasgow’s Climate Talks Should Warm to Resettlement for Small Island States

Kristen Donnelly
June 3, 2021
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Environment and Natural Resources Climate Change Environmental and Social Support
Rising sea levels brought about by global warming endanger climate-vulnerable islands. The enormity of the practical, psychological, and political challenges surrounding moving entire communities is sinking planned relocation efforts. Policymakers need logistical and strategic support, to share knowledge, and work with neighboring states to prioritize and initiate resettlement planning, argues Kristen Donnelly.