The Movement for Community-led Development

The Movement for Community-led Development

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  • A NEW RESEARCH AGENDA AND EXAMPLES FROM THE FIELD

    By Sreya Panuganti With the Sustainable Development Goals nearing their one-year anniversary, the global community continues to strive toward eradicating poverty by 2030. In order to achieve this ambitious target, many international development practitioners are embracing a more holistic approach to development, combining traditionally single-sector programming, like health or environment work, into more comprehensive efforts. […]

    locusngo

    September 27, 2016
    Locus
  • Putting People First at #UNGA

    Putting People First at #UNGA

    September 22, 2016 – New York City, NY: “Putting People First: Community-led Development” featured leaders from the UN and Civil Civil Society describing the growing momentum for community-led development as the best pathway to achieving the integrated Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The event was hosted by The Movement for Community-led Development during the week of the […]

    Andrea Ayers

    September 22, 2016
    Events
  • EXPERTS DISCUSS OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES FOR INTEGRATION

    Although it comes with challenges, integration is essential to international development and holds vast potential for achieving more sustainable results, a panel of experts agreed during a wide-ranging discussion on integrated programming.

    locusngo

    September 1, 2016
    Locus
  • NCBA CLUSA & USAID Diversify Funding and Program Approach

    NCBA CLUSA & USAID Diversify Funding and Program Approach

    NCBA CLUSA‘s Resilience and Economic Growth in the Sahel-Enhance Resilience (REGIS-ER) project, is part of the U.S. Agency for International Development’s Resilience in the Sahel Enhanced (RISE) multi-sectoral initiative started in November 2014 and will continue until November 2018. REGIS-ER promotes sustainable livelihoods, strengthened governance, and improved health and nutrition. This project breaks out of […]

    Erin East

    August 17, 2016
    Evidence, news
    integrated development, NCBA CLUSA, RISE, sahel
  • SDSN Report for Sustainable Settlements

    SDSN Report for Sustainable Settlements

    This Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN) report was written for municipalities to make progress on the Sustainable Development Goals. The SDGs provide a roadmap to sustainable and balanced development. Sustainable human settlements, both cities and rural areas alike, are critical for our planet’s health. SDG 11 is the ‘cities’ goal, which recognizes and prioritizes the importance […]

    Erin East

    August 3, 2016
    news
    Localizing the SDGs, report, sdgs
  • The White House Summit on Global Development: Celebration, Legacy, and Looking Forward

    The White House Summit on Global Development: Celebration, Legacy, and Looking Forward

    The Obama administration took July 20th to celebrate almost eight years of global development policies, strategies, and initiatives. The summit hosted six panels around youth, partnerships, governance, food security, energy, and global health. Each panel discussed successes and lessons learned, many of which hold the essence of the principles of community-led development. Practices like subnational […]

    Erin East

    July 28, 2016
    Events, news
    Community Led Development, Development, white house summit on global development
  • USAID “Acting On The Call”

    USAID “Acting On The Call”

    USAID has recently released their June 2016 “Acting On The Call: Ending Preventable Child And Maternal Deaths Report”. This report’s main focus is to address equity in USAID’s 24 priority countries. With detailed charts and briefs of the improvements made this year, there is also a series of suggestions  in which programs can provide new […]

    Jacquelyn.Lockhart

    July 28, 2016
    news
  • The month of all things CLD

    The month of all things CLD

    The month of June has been the golden age for all things CLD. With new commitments made between international banks as well as organizations   redesigning their commitments with each other Beginning with the Women’s Foreign Policy meeting there was a debrief on the multitude of changes that need to be addressed in the development world. […]

    Jacquelyn.Lockhart

    July 26, 2016
    news
  • Roots of Development – Methodology

    Roots of Development – Methodology

    Roots of Development helps the people of Gran Sous, Haiti, form a CBO with the capacity to manage and protect the population’s interests.

    MCLD Team

    July 15, 2016
    Methodology
  • Gender 360 Summit Review

    Gender 360 Summit Review

     June 15 marked the start of the annual  FHI Gender 360 Summit. This two-day conference provided the development and humanitarian communities a glance of the advancements and  stagnation’s in the major aid receiving countries.  There were breakout groups, called Gender Lounges, for the topic “Creating and Enabling Environment to Advance Adolescent Empowerment and Leadership for […]

    Jacquelyn.Lockhart

    July 12, 2016
    news
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This website collates and share the field experience and evaluation results that demonstrate the impact of community-led development and under what conditions it is more and less successful.

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