This report presents findings from the Partnership for Economic Inclusion's 2017 graduation landscaping survey and presents an overview, identifies trends, and provides analysis of implementations of graduation approaches.

This USAID report to Congress in 2018 discusses USAID's shift away from traditional microfinance and moving toward other approaches for poverty alleviation, including the graduation approach, microcredit, and savings products.

This special issue of Policy in Focus explores the graduation approach to sustainable development and resilience, featuring articles from a wide range of perspectives on the issue. 

This handbook provides guidance for project design and management teams on shock responsive programs.

This article explores the links between family planning and reproductive health and resilience. 

This brief summarizes a USAID white paper on the linkages between education and resilience.

This white paper explores the interaction between education and resilience and presents several recommendations on policy and programming.

Agriculture is the mainstay of the Kenyan economy, contributing to approximately 26 percent of the annual Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Pastoralist and agricultural activities are dependent on rain for sustainability. Erratic rainfall has led to...

Senegal is one of the poorest countries in the world but thanks to its political and social stability has experienced a higher economic growth compared to its neighboring countries. Senegalese population strongly relies on agriculture and livestock rearing activities: 46 percent of the...

This technical guidance provides a shared understanding of key concepts and best practices for designing and implementing Feed the Future programs under the Global Food Security Strategy; specifically about integrating resilience.