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    Published on October 8th, 2019

    Best Practices and Lessons Learned from the Successful Implementation of the USAID/Mali Livestock for Growth Program

    At the end of September, DT Global completed the five-year USAID/Mali Feed the Future Livestock for Growth (L4G) project in Mali. Over the course of project, L4G raised livestock productivity, improved the quality of livestock (i.e. beef cattle, sheep and goats) being bred for the market, expanded access to
    Published on October 2nd, 2019

    Transformative Peace: Non-Violence in Sudan and South Sudan

    For more than 60 years Sudan and Southern, now South Sudan, suffered from civil strife and war. In April 2019, following four months of large-scale non-violent protests, Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir was deposed after 30 years of autocratic rule. In South Sudan, there is a fragile negotiated peace
    Published on September 13th, 2019

    Syria Program Redoubles Commitment to Guiding Principles During Learning and Team Building Summit

    A major facet of any DT Global program is the imperative to be field-driven. Whether fostering conditions for long-term development or responding to complex crises, our staff strive foremost to understand the country context and provide field teams and local partners with the greatest possible
    Published on September 13th, 2019

    USAID Ready Supports Local Businesses in Vanuatu to Become Disaster Resilient

    This year, the UN’s International Day for Peace focuses on Climate Action for Peace. The day draws attention to how the effects of climate change—such as displacement and economic disruption, food security, and health—threaten peace and security. USAID’s Ready Project, implemented by DT Global
    Published on September 8th, 2019

    Transferring Lessons Learned from Iraq Public Dialogues to Programming in Syria

    As development practitioners, we routinely search outside a particular country context for successful models of change to adapt in new locations. The effort to constantly learn from past experience, transfer knowledge, and refine strategies to meet program objectives is a keystone of DT Global’s
    Published on September 8th, 2019

    Malian Female Farmers Increase Income Using Livestock Fattening Techniques

    The rural village of Sassadi sits in Bandiagara Cercle, Mopti Region — a traditional cross-roads of the Sahel. Dominated by the sandstone Bandiagara Escarpment and home to the Dogon people, Bandiagara is characterized by a stony landscape and erratic rainfall, making agricultural work
    Published on August 1st, 2019

    Eco-Friendly Community Farms Provide Improved Livelihoods for Sudanese Women

    In fragile conflict environments like South Kordofan State (SKS) in Sudan, empowerment of vulnerable groups is critical for community development and peacebuilding. Building on these key Stabilization and Transition activities are the sustainable livelihood opportunities that encourage cooperation between
    Published on August 1st, 2019

    Boosting the Capacity of the Republic of the Marshall Islands to Access Climate Finance

    The Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI), located in the northern Pacific Ocean, is part of the Micronesia archipelago consisting of 34 low-lying coral atolls, which in turn are made up of over 100 individual islands and islets. A little over 70,000 people inhabit the scattered atolls and remote islands,
    Published on August 1st, 2019

    Building Resilience and Sustainability: Solar-Powered Water Schemes in Rural Ethiopia

    In the most remote and rural lowland regions of Ethiopia, pastoralist communities are underserved in terms of basic infrastructure, including roads and electricity. As a result, these communities have relied heavily on diesel-generated power to help pump critical water supply from deep, motorized
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