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The Productive Safety Net Program Plus is utilizing a Graduation Pathway Model to help chronically food deficient households in Ethiopia to become food sufficient, and then ultimately to become both food sufficient and resilient.

REST implements the Targeting the Ultra Poor (TUP) project, which seeks to determine whether it is possible to help the ultra-poor graduate to a level of self-sufficiency, in particular to a level where they can benefit from microfinance services.

A significant body of knowledge exists on the relationship between poverty and conflict.

LIFT provides economic strengthening, livelihood and food security technical assistance to the US government and its implementing partners.

Steve McCarthy presented, "Linking Smallholders in Ethiopia and Rwanda to Higher Value Coffee Markets." The seminar was the 31st installment of the Linking Small Firms to Competitiveness Strategies Breakfast Seminar Series sponsored by the USAID Microenterprise Development office.

Moving poor individuals and households out of saturated, low-return activities and into higher-return, growing markets.

How ACSI successfully delivers financial services to remote communities in Ethiopia.

How ACSI successfully delivers financial services to remote communities in Ethiopia.