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Ryan Young – Back to Lead Peace & Stability Practice at MSI

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Facebook Linkedin Twitter MSI, a Tetra Tech Company, is excited to announce the return of our long-time colleague Ryan Young as the Practice Area Leader. In this role, Ryan will manage a diverse portfolio of projects aimed at supporting democratic transitions, fostering stability, and assisting conflict-affected communities. His portfolio includes important USAID mechanisms such as […]

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White Paper: Decentralized Possibilities for Locally-Led Development

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Written by: Michael Cooper Facebook Linkedin Twitter The hype of blockchain technology has muddled rigorous attempts to assess its potential as a tool for locally led development. This paper examines current applications of the technology against USAID principles, practices and barriers for locally led development while outlining next steps for how the potential can be

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Young men and women in orange shirts pose for the camera as part of PeaceGen gathering at the Indonesian University of Education.

MSI Celebrates International Women’s Day 2024

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Facebook Linkedin Twitter Every year on March 8th, the global community celebrates International Women’s Day. MSI, A Tetra Tech Company, is proud to join this year’s celebration, which calls us to “Invest in women: Accelerate progress.” From Jordan and Sri Lanka to Indonesia, our projects are investing in women by supporting gender equality initiatives and

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Paving the Road to Tolerance in Indonesia

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Facebook Linkedin Twitter https://youtu.be/O15Y8abzI5w In Indonesia, with support from the USAID-funded Harmoni project, the Dinas Pendidikan Kabupaten Sragen (Sragen District Education Office) developed a locally based and designed tolerance teaching curriculum for district junior high schools. Originally planned to be rolled out in 40 pilot schools, the results were so positive that the program was

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MSI and Resonance Support USAID’s Countering Transnational Corruption Grand Challenge for Development

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Working alongside USAID and our major subcontractor, Resonance, an industry leader in open innovation, MSI will establish and adaptively manage a CTC Grand Challenge governance structure, as well as oversee the technical and co-creative design, implementation, monitoring, evaluation, and learning of various activities.

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Mobilizing Youth for Climate Change: Live from the UN Climate Change Conference of Youth

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Facebook Linkedin Twitter On November 1st, Sharm El-Sheikh, the resort town between the desert of the Sinai Peninsula and the Red Sea, got ready to receive hundreds of young people from over 140 countries attending the 17th annual session of the United Nations Climate Change Conference of Youth (COY17). After months of preparations and repairs

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Fighting Corruption in the Midst of Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine

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Facebook Linkedin Twitter Two years ago, many individuals could not have located Ukraine on a map. Today, names and images of small Ukrainian towns, progress and setbacks on the battlefield, and personal stories of displaced and devastated Ukrainian families are featured daily across newspapers, podcasts, social media, and television. Beside them are the dramatic stories

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Cleaning our Supply Chains: Can International Initiatives Make a Difference?

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Facebook Linkedin Twitter Conflict minerals and blood diamonds, environmental degradation, illegal fishing and logging, and child labor and human trafficking in apparel, agriculture and other sectors are all issues that surface in global supply chains with devastating consequences for local communities. There’s also a growing awareness of the threat these issues place on global security,

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Learning from the Experts: Reflections on MSI’s Gender Equity and Inclusive Development Learning Session

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Facebook Linkedin Twitter Because we integrate gender equity and inclusive development approaches throughout our work, at times we forget to step back and reflect on what is involved in this kind of integration. However, taking an intentional look at what we do, how we do it, and why we do it is important not only

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