Facebook Linkedin Twitter Since 2003, MSI has been deeply engaged in efforts to study and advance the successful and sustainable scaling of social, economic and humanitarian outcomes. MSI serves as the secretariat for the Global Community of Practice on Scaling Development Outcomes, and MSI experts have authored many of the pioneering contributions on scaling. MSI representatives also […]
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Written by: Noah Wilderman Facebook Linkedin Twitter The interactive graphic above was produced as part of a series documenting the transformative work being done in Colombia across the Tetra Tech family. Our work in Colombia supports all the pillars of the peace agreement, including the areas of land reform, developing licit opportunities, regional governance, security
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Written by: Noah Wilderman Facebook Linkedin Twitter Mass Venezuelan migration, continuing efforts to support the Peace Agreement and now the COVID-19 pandemic have had profound impacts in Colombia, including overburdening the response capacities of local, regional and national government, as well as those of humanitarian organizations. Our projects in Colombia are contributing to the response effort in
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Facebook Linkedin Twitter MSI, A Tetra Tech Company, is partnering with USAID’s Office of Transition Initiatives (OTI) to help the governments of Armenia and Colombia strengthen their capacity to handle crisis communications during the COVID-19 pandemic. Rapid assistance is also being provided to local governments and at-risk populations with the provision of targeted supplies, equipment,
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Written by: Noah Wilderman Facebook Linkedin Twitter Colombia’s Story, by Colombians by Tetra Tech International Development Services on Exposure The Exposure.co story above was produced as part of a Tetra Tech series documenting the transformative work being done in Colombia, across the Tetra Tech family. Our work in Colombia supports all of the pillars of
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Facebook Linkedin Twitter Political dialogue between Chihuahua Governor Javier Corral and USAID/Mexico Mission Director Elizabeth Warfield on the start of the “Campaign Against Domestic Violence” In Mexico, violence against women has risen to tragic and epidemic proportions. An average of nine women are killed there every day according to the U.N. A survey conducted
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Written by: Brian Atkinson Facebook Linkedin Twitter Since the publication of this blog, MSI, A Tetra Tech Company, was awarded a 32-month follow-on contract to continue advancing the peace process in Colombia. I’ve tracked recent news on the conflict “transition” in Colombia. Nearly all of it since the no vote on the 2016 plebiscite for the
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Written by: The Colombia RGA Team Facebook Linkedin Twitter For Aracely Garzón, becoming an active women’s leader in her local village was as much a need to fill a necessary role, as it was a means to address the patriarchal culture she was raised in. Garzón grew up in Cartagena del Chairá, Caquetá, in a
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Written by: The Colombia RGA Team Facebook Linkedin Twitter In many regions of Colombia, women are subject to persistent cultural barriers including patriarchal family structures and a lack of education. They’re subject to elevated rates of exploitation and social marginalization. Additionally, the high rate of conflict in the region contributed to the internal displacement of
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Written by: The Colombia RGA Team Facebook Linkedin Twitter In El Jardín, a small Colombian village located seven hours away from the nearest city, the single, dusty, poorly paved road leading into the village regularly flooded out, leaving citizens unable to go about their daily activities. The frequent flooding also earned the road an unusual
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Written by: Noah Wilderman Facebook Linkedin Twitter https://youtu.be/xw9FBxBucaM The USAID-funded Jamaica Community Empowerment and Transformation Project (COMET I) worked closely with the Jamaican Constabulary Force (JCF), representatives from the Jamaican government, and local and international NGOs, to reduce crime and violence and strengthen economic competitiveness in the country’s inner cities. The follow-on project, COMET II, is
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Written by: Noah Wilderman Facebook Linkedin Twitter https://youtu.be/2FBErlwP52Q In Mexico, we have been part of historical change by contributing to USAID’s Promoting Justice Project (PROJUST). The project has helped to launch the New Criminal Justice System (NCJS) and support sweeping criminal justice reforms. In 2017, the project reached a turning point with an expanded mandate
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