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Gender Focus: The Promise for Self-Reliance from a Transformed USAID

Gender Focus: The Promise for Self-Reliance from a Transformed USAID

by Mary Kate Costello | Nov 15, 2018 | Community-led Development, Gender

The DC community of civil society organizations (CSOs) has been buzzing, often in direct engagement with USAID, about the current USAID transformation. It seems promising and the timing could not be better, but given that the majority of the world’s poor are...
Advocating for Youth Leadership to Achieve the SDGs

Advocating for Youth Leadership to Achieve the SDGs

by Mary Kate Costello | Feb 21, 2017 | Community-led Development, Food Security, Gender, Hunger, Leadership, SDGs, Uncategorized

In keeping with The Hunger Project’s priority to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals through community-led development, advocacy for youth leadership and engagement has been at a forefront. The Hunger Project took a leading role in both the United Nation’s 6th...
Achieving Gender Equality though Economic Empowerment

Achieving Gender Equality though Economic Empowerment

by Andrea Ayers | Oct 17, 2016 | Gender, Livelihoods, Uncategorized

A Call to Action In September 2016, the United Nation’s High-Level Panel for Women’s Economic Empowerment released its first report on the actions necessary to close the global gender gap in economic empowerment. The report, “Leave No One...
An International Look at Women’s Rights

An International Look at Women’s Rights

by Andrea Ayers | Sep 29, 2016 | Gender, Human Rights

Until recently, the human rights of half the world’s population – women – were not universally protected, nor accepted in most parts of the world. In 2014, the United Nations (UN) released a publication, “Women’s Rights are Human...
Women and the Role of Husbandry for Stronger Community-led Development

Women and the Role of Husbandry for Stronger Community-led Development

by Zyra Quirante | Oct 27, 2015 | Community-led Development, Gender, Human Rights, Livelihoods

We live in a world where women still continue to fight for equal rights. They are not given the option to make decisions and their needs are only secondary to men. According to the United Nation’s Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO), women comprise an average of...
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