Using tablets for data collection in remote villages with no Internet and limited electricity seemed a fairytale when first proposed, but the FTF-FEEDBACK project made it happen.... read more
In a February 2013 blog post, devex.com reported that “resilience” has become one of the most widely used buzzwords in development. But, what is resilience and how do we measure it?... read more
USAID began training analysts to undertake cost-benefit analysis (CBA) of development projects, with particular interest in projects under the President’s Global Hunger and Food Security Initiative, also known as Feed the Future (FTF).... read more
A particularly important element of tracking Feed the Future's progress is measuring the reduction of the prevalence of poverty, one of two top-level goals of Feed the Future in the areas where Feed the Future programs are working.... read more
Last month, the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) released their first five impact evaluations from farmer training and related activities of some of MCC’s first compacts: Armenia, El Salvador, Ghana, Honduras, and Nicaragua. ... read more
A crucial part of Feed the Future (FTF) is the recognition of the fact that learning and testing our assumptions is vital to all FTF programming. ...read more
