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Illegal farming is harming Madagascar's biodiversity. Here’s what USAID Hay Tao is doing to stop it.

Famine in Madagascar’s dry southern region is driving migrants northwest to the fertile Menabe Antimena area. This designated protected area is home to Madagascar's largest dry...
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Flower company becomes empowerment space for women workers in Colombia

For women like Ana Hernández, time is extremely valuable. Hernández works at Sunshine Bouquet, a cut flower company in Colombia. Like other women workers across Colombia, she faces a tough...
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Salma's story: A community case worker in Tanzania supports children living with HIV

Through the ACHIEVE project, community case worker Salma Roberts is helping the most vulnerable households in Tanzania to build socio-economic resilience and face the challenges of living...
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Artisanal and small-scale cobalt mining and the importance of formalization: An explainer with Pact’s Mickaël Daudin

A key component in electric car and other rechargeable batteries, the mineral cobalt has recently taken center stage as a commodity critical to the global energy transition. Like other...
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“We have to put in the money now”: An innovative fund in Madagascar rallies sustainable support for biodiversity

Madagascar is home to around 5% of the world’s biodiversity, but as one of the world’s poorest countries, biodiversity is under severe threat. Complex forces are at play: famine in the...
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Podcast: Artisanal miners - heroes or villains?

Are the products we consume responsible for human and environmental degradation? In this episode of The Natural Resouces Podcast, Pact's Mickaël Daudin discusses artisanal and small-scale...
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New effort aims to strengthen Ukrainian women’s organizations aiding people affected by war

The war in Ukraine has already displaced nearly a quarter of the population, the vast majority being women and children. With funding from the U.K. Government, Pact will implement a new...
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Paving a stronger future with Tanzania's youth-led civil society organizations

Youth and Women Emancipation, or YAWE, has big goals. Founded in 2017 with a national mandate, the Tanzanian civil society organization works to build civic engagement and accountability in...
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In remote Suriname, an indigenous village fights to preserve its past, improve its future

In the far south of Suriname, in the middle of the country's virgin Amazon rainforest, is the small village of Pëlëlu Tëpu, where only 500 people belonging to the Trío indigenous people...
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Through apprenticeships, DRC youth develop new trades and leave the dangers of mining behind

For many young people, working at a mine is a sure way to earn money in mineral-rich DRC. But it is also dangerous to their health and development, not to mention illegal. Considered one of...
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Illegal farming is harming Madagascar's biodiversity. Here’s what USAID Hay Tao is doing to stop it.

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Flower company becomes empowerment space for women workers in Colombia

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Salma's story: A community case worker in Tanzania supports children living with HIV

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Artisanal and small-scale cobalt mining and the importance of formalization: An explainer with Pact’s Mickaël Daudin

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“We have to put in the money now”: An innovative fund in Madagascar rallies sustainable support for biodiversity

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Podcast: Artisanal miners - heroes or villains?

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New effort aims to strengthen Ukrainian women’s organizations aiding people affected by war

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Blog series: Methods to inform responsive, community-led programming

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Illegal farming is harming Madagascar's biodiversity. Here’s what USAID Hay Tao is doing to stop it.

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Flower company becomes empowerment space for women workers in Colombia

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Salma's story: A community case worker in Tanzania supports children living with HIV

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Artisanal and small-scale cobalt mining and the importance of formalization: An explainer with Pact’s Mickaël Daudin

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“We have to put in the money now”: An innovative fund in Madagascar rallies sustainable support for biodiversity

Pact In The News

Podcast: Artisanal miners - heroes or villains?

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New effort aims to strengthen Ukrainian women’s organizations aiding people affected by war

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Paving a stronger future with Tanzania's youth-led civil society organizations

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In remote Suriname, an indigenous village fights to preserve its past, improve its future

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Through apprenticeships, DRC youth develop new trades and leave the dangers of mining behind

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