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The Climate Economic Analysis for Development, Investment and Resilience (CEADIR) project is hosting a webinar as part of a series entitled, Navigating the Climate Economy: Investing for Growth and Resilience. CEADIR helps governments, USAID missions, and the private sector shift to low-emission, sustainable, and climate-resilient development by bringing together rigorous economic analysis and scaling up public-private financial assistance.This month, the CEADIR Series will discuss, "Assessing and Reducing the Environmental Effects of Rural Road Construction, Improvement, and Use in Developing Countries." Rural road construction, improvement, and use in developing countries can have substantial environmental impacts that can decrease with better design and siting decisions. This webinar summarizes the findings of a literature review on the types and magnitudes of common environmental impacts and options for reducing these risks.The event will be moderated by Marcia Trump, Abt principal associate and Chief of Party, CEADIR. She will be joined by David Cooley, Senior Analyst at Abt and Gordon Smith, CEADIR Technical Lead for Sustainable Landscapes.When: Thursday, September 20, 2018, 10:00 - 11:00 a.m. EDTLearn more about the CEADIR project and view previous webinars and presentations from this series.Register for the webinar. 

JPMorgan Chase Challenge grantees use varied approaches to engage people and organizations to guide and accelerate achievement of their work toward equitable and inclusive economic growth.

The 2022 Annual Estimates of Sheltered Homelessness report (AHAR Part 2) finds that homelessness increased, notably among older and Latine people. 

This report shares findings from Embrace Mothers, a guaranteed income pilot program in Birmingham, AL, that gave single mothers $375 for 12-months.

This article examines if people experiencing homelessness can successfully use Housing Choice Vouchers and find a landlord willing to lease a unit to them. 

The year 5 JPMC PRO Neighborhoods report offers ways to attract and deploy state and federal funding for equitable community development. 

The ECHO project is advancing HIV epidemic control in Mozambique through innovative approaches, local empowerment, and sustainable strategies for testing, treatment, and viral load suppression

This white paper explains how bi-directional learning from the U.S.-focused RWHAP program and the international PEPFAR program can help end the HIV epidemic.