Results for Established Partners
Sustaining Development through Effective Leadership: Lessons from El Salvador
USAID’s Partnerships Incubator captures lessons learned about effective leadership development for local organizations in El Salvador.
Unlocking the Power of Local Peer-to-Peer Networking: Lessons from El Salvador
Discover how local organizations in El Salvador are harnessing the power of peer-to-peer networking to drive positive change within their communities.
Capturing Organizational Successes with MEL: Lessons from El Salvador
USAID’s Partnerships Incubator captures lessons learned about MEL implementation from local organizations in El Salvador.
How USAID Sparks Youth Innovation and Entrepreneurship through Partnerships
Today’s youth have grown up in a rapidly changing world, interacting with technology throughout their formative years, accessing a vast amount of information, and persevering through a global pandemic. The skills, passions, and vision youth hold from these experiences in their own communities elevate them as critical partners for USAID. USAID believes young people should be viewed as agents of their own development, and many youth-led organizations have accepted this challenge to impact USAID and partner organizations through new ideas and innovations.
Five Global Food Security Partners Advancing the Agriculture Sector
This World Food Day, we are highlighting five champions for food security and the agriculture sector from the WorkwithUSAID.org Partner Directory. Explore what these USAID partners are bringing to the table for their communities.
Navigating the SAM.gov Unique Entity Identifier Process
Registration in federal systems is one of the first steps a potential partner must take when preparing to compete for USAID funding opportunities. Registration has always been a multi-step process, but this year the system has undergone some major changes. Read this blog to learn more about the new System for Award Management (SAM) Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) process.
Eight Ways We Can—and Must—Shift Power to Local Actors
Save the Children was founded over 100 years ago by two visionary, activist sisters in early 20th century Britain. Within five years, they established a global organization, and their writings evolved into one of the world’s most ratified conventions: the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.
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