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Uganda Country Program Library
The Vines project, which is funded by USDA Food for Progress, aims to increase vanilla production, ensure compliance with food safety standards, and create sustainable market connections with international vanilla companies.
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A Guide on Calculating Quantitative Sample Sizes
Read Article arrow_right_altCampaign Mobilization Calendar
Use this calendar for key dates to reflect and take action to address forced migration and end world hunger at home and in your community.
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Youth Entrepreneurship
Supporting Young People to Start and Grow Their Business
Read Article arrow_right_altPreparing Farmer Groups to Engage Successfully with Markets
This manual provides advice for program managers and field staff on how to foster several crucial skill sets.
Read Article arrow_right_altAdopting Healthy Maternal and Child Survival Practices in Rural Ghana
This implementation guide provides details of eight CRS maternal and child health innovations implemented as part of the highly successful Encouraging Positive Practices for Improving Child Survival (EPPICS) project, a four-year child survival project in Ghana PART 1 | INTRODUCTION Adopting healthy maternal and child survival practices in rural Ghana EIGHT CRS MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH INNOVATIONS funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). By sharing innovation details, insights and expertise gained in the field, CRS aims to promote use of these proven strategies in other rural communities facing health challenges in hopes of improving MCH outcomes across the globe.
Read Article arrow_right_altSix Steps to mHealth Success
The ReMiND project offers solutions to community-level health systems bottlenecks in India and globally. the six key steps in ReMiND’s design and deployment are described below according best practices from the Organizational Guide to ICT4D (Nethope 2014). Some of these steps have been completed, and some are ongoing, as the project is still active.
Read Article arrow_right_altEncouraging Positive Practices for Improving Child Survival (EPPICS)
Eight CRS Maternal and Child Health Innovations
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