Recent Publications & Learning
Doing development differently starts with better evidence and learning.
Doing development differently starts with better evidence and learning.
This evidence synthesis captures findings from USAID’s ex-post studies in Ghana and Senegal, and bolsters the evidence base for market systems development.
Read MoreThis report examines the scale and sustainability of changes resulting from ADVANCE II’s introduction of an Outgrower Business (OB) model in Ghana’s agricultural sector.
Read MoreThis Local Systems Community USAID webinar with Feed the Future Market Systems and Partnerships examines key tensions that happen during market systems development and systems change work, pulling experience and lessons learned from the Rwanda Orora Wihaze Activity.
Read MoreThis webinar examines the durability of program investments in digitalization by small-scale rice farmers under Naatal Mbay’s introduction of an integrated finance model (IFM) in Senegal’s domestic rice sector, three and a half years after program closure.
Read MoreThis report examines the scale and sustainability of changes resulting from Naatal Mbay’s introduction of an integrated finance model (IFM) in Senegal’s domestic rice sector, three and a half years after program closure.
Read MoreThis brief provides quick preparation tricks and tips for Activities that want to be ‘ex-post ready’.
Read MoreThis presentation shares preliminary lessons learned on research methods for conducting ex-post evaluations, drawing from experiences from the Market Systems and Partnerships (MSP) Activity in Senegal and Ghana.
Read MoreThis brief in French summarizes the scale and sustainability of changes resulting from Naatal Mbay’s introduction of an integrated finance model (IFM) in Senegal’s domestic rice sector, three and a half years after program closure.
Read MoreThis brief summarizes the scale and sustainability of changes resulting from Naatal Mbay’s introduction of an integrated finance model (IFM) in Senegal’s domestic rice sector, three and a half years after program closure.
Read MoreThis report offers an in-depth assessment of 30 USAID-funded activities undertaken by implementing partners active during the pandemic in over 20 countries and across both agricultural and nonagricultural sectors.
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