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This document is the timeline for Jamaica, highlighting the interdependent nature of the building blocks and how USAID’s investments complement government efforts to achieve their own key policy milestones.

• 06/30/2018

The goal of this report was to assess and evaluate capacity-building activities delivered by international providers.

• 06/30/2018
• Elitsa I. Peneva-Reed, J. Erika Romijn

This profile provides an overview of climate risk issues in Tanzania, including how climate change will potentially impact six key sectors in the country.

• 06/30/2018

The USAID ATLAS project produced this technical resource document to help inform the design of CVAs by USAID staff, their partners and other development practitioners.

• 06/04/2018
• Chemonics International, Four Twenty Seven Inc.

This video highlights the USAID Partnership for Land Use Science (Forest-PLUS) Program which operated between 2012-2017.

• 02/27/2018

This Permagarden Technical Manual is a resource for agriculture project staff implementing home garden projects with farmers

• 01/01/2017
• The TOPS Program, Mercy Corps

USAID Clean Power Asia launched this motion graphic video to raise awareness of how businesses might benefit from a solar rooftop system.

• 05/28/2018

This profile provides an overview of climate risk issues in Jamaica, including how climate change will potentially impact five key sectors in the country: water resources, agriculture, human health, infrastructure and coastal ecosystems.

• 11/25/2024

This fact sheet discusses the opportunities for U.S. suppliers to accelerate sales of equipment, technologies, and services in key African markets.

• 05/31/2018

This fact sheet discusses the opportunities for U.S. suppliers to accelerate sales of equipment, technologies, and services in Latin American markets.

• 06/05/2018

This briefer identifies major information sources on the markets for utility-scale renewable energy and smart grid technologies in developing countries.

• 05/31/2018

This webinar drew together panelists from the World Meteorological Organization, AGRHYMET Regional Centre, International Research Institute for Climate and Society, and the Rwanda Meteorology Agency.

• 05/14/2018