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Our experts share how they help our clients solve today’s toughest water, environment, sustainable infrastructure, renewable energy, and international development challenges and prepare for a more sustainable future.

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Key insights from evaluating the SAFE Programme: What have we learned so far about gender-based violence in Zimbabwe?

  • By Hind Mhamdi
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Promoting research uptake: Lessons from SAIRLA
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SUED and COP27: Promoting private sector investment for green and inclusive growth
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Two years of COVID-19: how have programmes adapted, what did we learn?

  • By Youngjin Kim
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How monitoring, evaluation and learning can contribute to improving programmes’ approach to gender and inclusion

  • By Liisa Kytola
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Evolution of the NATAF – three lessons for delivering technical assistance in uncertain environments

  • By Zinnie Cowing
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150 Days to COP27: Building financial literacy for climate action across North Africa

  • By Amy Shaw and Abigail Dunleavy
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Eight ways for large donor funds to maximise success through evaluative thinking
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Safeguarding in Morocco – a NATAF case study
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#EarthDay 2022: partnering for our planet
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#EarthDay 2022 – keeping Colombia green

  • By Fionn O’Sullivan and Swaartje Martin
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Leaving no one behind: how the SUED programme works towards gender and social inclusion
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