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This training facilitators’ guide provides an overview of a set of USAID’s Leveraging Economic Opportunities (LEO) market development tools that focuses on market facilitation and uses storytelling in the form of storybook comics. These tools are intended to be used with development project staff to build capacity around effective market facilitation strategies and implementation. While the cartoons focus on the agricultural sector, the principles are relevant across sectors.

USAID's Mobilizing Finance for Development (MF4D) self-paced course aims to equip USAID staff and development practitioners with a fundamental understanding of finance and the tool and resources to mobilize capital investment for sustainable development outcomes.

This guide provides information and resources to integrate adaptive learning into the design, implementation, and improvements of programs for maternal, newborn and child health services, voluntary family planning, and reproductive health care. It offers a conceptual introduction to adaptive learning, key steps to integrating into your work using links to existing resources and real-world examples of how adaptive learning can drive continuous learning and improvement in project work.

USAID has an enduring commitment to support women on their journey to digital financial literacy and inclusion. In collaboration with Strategic Impact Advisors (SIA), we’ve produced a creative series of audio lessons to help women learn how to use digital financial services to better manage their financial lives.

These online videos and modules are a follow up to the Introduction to Resilience at USAID module. These topics were prioritized by users of the initial training interested in more in-depth information on Resilience.

After completing this course, USAID staff will acquire a holistic view of gender equality — they will be able to describe what it is and the policies enacted by USAID to implement it.

A cost-benefit analysis (CBA) is an effective way to evaluate a project and quantify the relationships among a project’s inputs, outputs and purpose.

Chronic poverty and recurrent shocks—like droughts, floods, and conflict—are driving many of the same communities into crisis year after year.

This three-hour course is explicitly designed to support the Feed the Future nutrition-sensitive agricultural programming guidance.

This course focuses on development in global food grain and food retail markets, and how these developments affect small farmer opportunities in urban and middle-income domestic markets.

This e-Course helps improve your understanding of how some fundamental water management challenges can be addressed through private sector participation.

USAID provides a series of knowledge products to help global mission staff better integrate agricultural finance into mission activity within the context of the U.S. Government's Global Food Security Strategy (GFSS).

USAID Madagascar requested technical assistance from USAID/Washington through the CEADIR activity for training and technical assistance on climate adaptation, opportunities for improving local governance, and expanding private sector engagement and financing.

Explore the International Training Centre's "Can You Play a Facilitation Role?" training resource.

This training presents concrete recommendations and tools that development professionals can use to facilitate the effective integration of women into growing market systems and to support women in achieving empowerment.

This training manual provides a detailed guide on how to use the mobile money products of Bangladesh’s two market leaders, bKash and DBBL. It provides a side by side comparison of the steps that users need to take in order to make transactions and perform other actions. This manual is written in Bangla.

Training module related to the legal and regulatory Microfinance environment.

Value Chain role-play training materials.