Developments is DAI’s newsletter, offering feature articles, research, opinion pieces, and interviews on DAI projects and global development issues. Digital@DAI is our blog on what we're learning in the field of digital acceleration.
This is the first in a series of three articles that look at the intersection of market systems development and humanitarian relief and how grants are used to catalyze change and innovation among private sector actors. This article considers the theory of grant-making.
14 days ago | 7 min read
Studies carried out by the USAID Prevent project in 2020 revealed that one of the most dangerous threats to the Peruvian Amazon was the lack of awareness of its problems. Most Peruvians didn't see illegal logging, mining, and wildlife trafficking as priorities or even crimes.
17 days ago | 5 min read
Earlier this month, following the Donor Committee for Enterprise Development seminar in Nairobi, DAI and the International Labour Organization (ILO) hosted an event to share perspectives on the potential for applying market systems work in protracted refugee settings.
Webinar: Ukraine Should Strongly Prioritize EU Accession to Support Rapid Business Growth
Q&A with Public Finance Expert Nádia Hassamo: An Inside Look at Mozambique’s Path to Development
Q&A with Expert Nadya Boneva: How Cities Can Be Engines of the Sustainable Energy Transition
Georgia iordanescu , Jane clifford
Want Better Domestic Revenue Mobilization? Build a Digital Taxpayer Registration Tool
Eunice heredia-ortiz-and-guillermo-jimenez
Building Effective Monitoring Networks: A Locally Led Approach to Fighting Climate Change
Q&A with Expert Keith Bettinger: Why Linking Climate Finance to Those Who Need it Most Matters
Keith bettinger , Kimberly keeton
Opening the Taps of Credit: Lessons from a Credit Pilot in a High-Conflict Zone in Eastern DRC
Adapting MSD Programs to Refugee Communities: Five Insights for Practitioners
Natasha iannuzzi , Zaki raheem
From Fragmentation to Resilience: Ukraine's Non-Banking Sector Looks to a Stronger Future