January 2021

Social Accountability and Women’s Health in Niger

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 …

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January 2021

Developing Civic Engagement During COVID-19 in Niger

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 …

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January 2021

The Role of Women in Reducing Community Vulnerability to Extremism in Niger

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 …

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December 2020

Twenty Years After UNSC1325: Where Are We Now?

This blog is part of a series of articles written by Georgetown University graduate students enrolled in a Gender and Terrorism Course, published as part …

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December 2020

Reinserting the ‘Agent’ Back in Agency: Preserving Women’s Voices and Diversity in CVE

This blog is part of a series of articles written by Georgetown University graduate students enrolled in a Gender and Terrorism Course, published as part …

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December 2020

Prevent Domestic Terrorism by Recruiting More Women into Law Enforcement

This blog is part of a series of articles written by Georgetown University graduate students enrolled in a Gender and Terrorism course, published as part …

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October 2020

Adapting and Sustaining Local Organizations During COVID-19

COVID-19 has triggered global public health and economic emergencies. The effect of this crisis in developing nations is disproportionate and is worsened by weak health …

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June 2020

What We Learned from a Youth in Elections Project in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

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 …

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McGovern-Dole Food for Education and Child Nutrition Program in Mauritania

CHALLENGE While 75% of the population in Mauritania depends on subsistence agriculture and pastoralism, the country has been facing drought exacerbated by climate change which …

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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 …

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