Stories from the work MEDA does around the world.
*This post was originally published on NextBillion While impact investing has become a buzzword in global development in recent years, the concept and practice had been around for decades before
Hi, Friend! Thanks for being part of the MEDA family. I thought you might be interested to hear about our new work in Ukraine. Just a few short weeks ago
Implementing Keyhole Gardens to Improve Food Security for Women in Ghana When the tropical storms subside and the dust begins to gather, farmers in Ghana become concerned about how to
How might vegetables and marital harmony be connected? In the spring of 2014 the staff in MEDA’s Women’s Economic Opportunities team may have shrugged and said nothing. By the spring
In 2013, I was in Nicaragua as an Impact Assessment Intern with MEDA. Near the end of my internship, I went to Little Corn Island on the Atlantic Ocean. This
International development work has it perks for sure, but one of its downfalls is that you are often away from your loved ones for quite some time and are out
In Ethiopia, Christmas is celebrated at the beginning of January, because of the Orthodox Calendar. While Steph and I could have had two Christmases, we took a trip to Mombasa,
