MEDA Publications

Environmental Interventions in the SSBVC Project

Listening to Client Voices - Jordan Valley Links

A key question confronting funders and implementers is how to measure Women’s Economic Empowerment (WEE). This technical brief presents guidance and learnings on how a project can collect behavior change data and monitor women’s economic empowerment projects.

Jordan Valley Links (JVL) is a five-year project (2016-2021), implemented with the generous support of Global Affairs Canada. The ultimate outcome of the project is to increase the contribution by women and youth to Jordan’s economic growth. JVL is supporting women and youth in the Jordan Valley in seizing new opportunities in targeted sectors, and ultimately to become strong economic actors.

Environmental Sustainability and Climate Resilience

Tagged in Environment and Climate Change

Our environment is changing at an unprecedented pace and much of this is brought about or exacerbated by human-related activity. Poor households are often the most vulnerable to environmental and climate change risks and have limited resources to rebuild after environmental disaster strikes. MEDA believes that the spirit of entrepreneurship and innovation can empower people of all income levels to act as leaders of environmentally-responsible growth. We promote the business case for environmental management to our clients, from micro-entrepreneurs to medium-sized businesses, helping them pursue sustainable growth that makes good business sense.