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Data Collection for Improved Early Warning of Acute Food Insecurity

Vanessa Roy
Agriculture and Food Security December 18, 2024
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Contextualizing data collection can improve data collection and enhance research results.
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Where to Invest? Betting on the Future of Teacher Training

Emet Mohr | Moazzem Hossain
Advancing Quality Education Education Education Systems Strengthening and Policy Reform December 6, 2024
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Using the case study of the USAID Higher Secondary Education Activity in Bangladesh, the authors unpack how to effectively and sustainably support experienced teachers in changing their teaching behavior.
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Making Lifesaving Medication Accessible in Nigeria

Pharmacist Mohammed Ibrahim Patiko
Supply Chain Management Health Supply Chains December 2, 2024
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Pharmacist Mohammed Ibrahim Patiko discusses the importance of an effective health supply chain in the fight against HIV/AIDS.
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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.
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Why Glasgow’s Climate Talks Should Warm to Resettlement for Small Island States


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.