2021 — 2026
RESILIENT GOVERNANCE IN NIGER
Challenge Since returning to democratic rule in 2011, the Government of Niger has taken important steps to curb corruption, increase transparency, and push for decentralization. …
Increasing Women’s Participation in Counterpart’s PAR Program
This blog is part of a series of articles written by University of Dayton students, published as part of Counterpart’s Next Generation in Thought Leadership …
A Case Study on Strengthening Women’s Leadership and Integrating Women, Peace, and Security Objectives into Global Fragility Programming
The United States Strategy to Prevent Conflict and Promote Stability fulfills the Global Fragility Act of 2019’s mandate to establish an interagency Global Fragility Strategy. …
Introducing CAMEL: Counterpart’s Complexity-Aware Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning Framework
Counterpart’s Complexity-Aware Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (CAMEL) ties together complexity-aware monitoring (C-AM) and Collaboration, Learning, and Adaptability (CLA) into one framework. In Niger, Sentinel Indicators …
Counterpart’s Approach to Women, Peace, and Security
International development is increasingly shaped by fragility, conflict, and violence (FCV). The World Bank projects that by 2030, the number of countries affected by FCV …
Young Africans Employ Leadership Training to Transform Their Communities: A snapshot of three YALI alumni
In Niger, a country with one of the highest fertility rates in the world, the topic of infertility is taboo. Aïcha Macky, a young Nigerien …
Yale School of Management
Yale Economic Development Symposium
Yale SOM’s annual Economic Development Symposium was held on February 15, 2019 with the goal of exploring how economic development strategies can produce more equitable societies and improve quality of life. The Symposium agenda included panels ranging from integrating climate considerations into development projects to the future of work, and featured keynotes from New Haven Mayor Toni Harp and Counterpart International EVP Ann Hudock.
Leader of AMATE receives honorable mention in the Rice Award 2019
Roberto Zapata, human rights defender and leader of AMATE El Salvador, an organization that defends the rights of the LGBTI population in El Salvador, received …
Promoting Local Ownership of Knowledge Through Stakeholder-Driven TWP
Thinking and Working Politically (TWP) has been a game changer for development practitioners. Whether it is through applied Political Economy Analysis, Gender Analysis, or Systems Mapping, TWP is a vast suite of methodologies to guide activity …
Helping the poorest advocate for better services in Morocco
When poor people build homes, they often cannot obtain formal proof of property ownership. That often prevents them from receiving public services such as household …