CDA Collaborative Learning https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Designing Strategic Initiatives to Impact Conflict Systems: Systems Approaches to Peacebuilding Home Who We Are CDA and LCPI Contact Mercy Corps Transition to Partner Microcredit Foundation Rebuilding the Anthills: Transformation Prototypes for the Post-Aid World Urvi Paul Bridgebuilding Effectiveness: Tools for Program Strategy and Design Becca Fogel Hasangani Edema-Reynolds Grace Boone Donate Stopping as Success: Locally Led Transitions in Development (SAS+) Our People Diana Campos How We Work CDA and LCPI Commit to a Joint Future Living Solidarity: Reflections on Power and Humanitarian Practice Transformation Futures Biodiversity’s sisters: The essential role and challenges of Indigenous women in biodiversity strategy processes Dealing with fragility: A practice note for oil and gas companies A Structure Fit for the Future? We had to break the mold Transforming Power Lab concept note Navigating Uncertainty and Change Resources Transformation Futures Environment-Fragility-Peace Nexus The Conversation on Climate Adaptation and Conflict is Reaching New Audiences. Can it Unlock Real Change? Embracing Responsible Transition: Insights from Vassiliki Lembesis on DRC’s Localization Journey with Local Partners Transformation Pathways one-pager What we do “Todos Pagan”: A Case Study of SMEs and Urban Violence in Medellín, Colombia Deconstructing Decolonization: The Case of Language CDA in the Media Biodiversity’s sisters: The essential role and challenges of Indigenous women in biodiversity strategy processes CDA Perspectives The Global Standard: Going Global, Acting Local Why Do I Make the Case for Equitable Partnerships with Local Actors? If you want to support, vacate the space The Six Lessons from the Do No Harm Project What Transformation Takes: Evidence of Responsible INGO Transitions to Locally Led Development Around the World Why CDA? RISK III: From evidence to action From Uncertainty to Opportunity: Navigating Responsible Transitions in Times of Polycrisis “What if?” Questions with answers for a paradigm shift in the Aid System A Seat at the Table: Capacities and Limitations of Private Sector Peacebuilding From Where I Stand The Paradox of Inaction: Why the International Aid System Fails to Utilize Resources Effectively Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Justice