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Western Nepal Conflict Assessment: History & Dynamics of the Maoist Revolt ›

Prompted by ongoing instability in Nepal following the Maoist insurgency, Mercy Corps commissioned an independent assessment of Western Nepal's civil conflict. This assessment summarizes the comments of local residents, human rights workers, government officials and more to provide historical insight into the insurgency and the effectiveness of development programs.

Measuring the Impact of Civil Society Strengthening ›

Measuring the success of civil society programming poses specific challenges. To address this need, Mercy Corps works hard to establish a baseline for comparison through conducting surveys, interviews and more. Learn more about how Mercy Corps evaluates the success of its civil society programs in regional contexts.

2002 Annual Report ›

How does change happen? And can it be sustained in a world torn by war and poverty? Those were the two questions we set out to answer in this year's annual report.

Ferghana Valley Field Study ›

This study on Central Asia's Ferghana Valley examines steps Mercy Corps programs have taken to prevent future conflict and strengthen community development in an area of potential unrest.

The Media and Civil Society ›

The media has an important role in the creation and success of civil society. It's ability to sway public opinion, provide accurate information and it's ability to reinforce accountable behavior all contribute to a strong civil society.

Design, Monitoring & Evaluation (DM&E) Guidebook ›

The DM&E Guidebook establishes a set of common principles for the Design, Monitoring and Evaluation (DM&E) of programs. By improving the ability to monitor, evaluate and report on programs, Mercy Corps aims to be able to better document and communicate its experiences, and incorporate learning into future programs.

Grants Management ›

Mercy Corps has found that successful grants programming empowers the local populations in which the agency works as well as contributes to peace building efforts in communities affected by conflict. This issue of The Bridge analyzes the benefits, successes and lessons learned from grants programming.

How Are We Now? ›

"How Are We Now?" is a booklet intended to help parents take stock of how their children are recovering from the trauma of the September 11th attacks. Timely information can help adults anticipate children's reactions one year - or several years - after a disaster or death.

2001 Annual Report ›

On September 11, the United States experienced a tragedy of immeasurable proportion. As we watched, thousands died in New York City and Washington, DC, and our illusions of security vanished, perhaps forever.

Maluku Case Study ›

Between 1999 and 2002, Maluku, Indonesia experienced violent conflict due to civil and social instability. This study examines Mercy Corps' humanitarian aid and economic recovery program following the 2002 peace agreement.

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