Unpacking USAID’s New Dekleptification Guide

By Verónica Garza

October 12, 2022   |   0 comments

USAID Administrator Samantha Power called out corrupt officials in kleptocratic governments as one of the major obstacles to social, political and economic growth....
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What 30 years as a teacher taught me about learning – and how-to apply anywhere in the world

By Susan Ayari

October 3, 2022   |   0 comments

I am a 30-year veteran of teaching in classrooms with students of all ages and grade levels: Lower and upper primary; secondary school; and university undergraduate. ...
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Reflexiones sobre la profunda crisis educativa de ALC y nuestro papel como socios para el desarrollo

By Claudia Salazar Suárez & Rebecca Stone

September 20, 2022   |   0 comments

An estimated 3.5 million children in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) dropped out of school during the pandemic. The statistics are mindboggling and unsettling. The consequent sense of urgency, while overdue, is an undeniable opportunity. ...
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Reflections on LAC’s profound education crisis and our role as development partners

By Claudia Salazar Suárez & Rebecca Stone

September 20, 2022   |   0 comments

An estimated 3.5 million children in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) dropped out of school during the pandemic. The statistics are mindboggling and unsettling. The consequent sense of urgency, while overdue, is an undeniable opportunity. ...
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Understanding the Dry Corridor’s challenges is key to supporting smallholder farmers

By William Wallis

July 18, 2022   |   0 comments

To help smallholder farmers in the Dry Corridor expand, development projects must understand the challenges of their context...
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