CDA Collaborative Learning @cdalearning

Collaborative learning & guidance for effectiveness & accountability of development actors & companies in support of significant, positive & lasting change. cdacollaborative.org Massachusetts, USA Joined June 2013

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CDA Collaborative Learning @cdalearning

2 years ago

CDA's From Where I Stand blog platform is a virtual learning forum highlighting the stories and experiences of people most affected by aid. During the height of COVID-19, reflections on the critical need to invest in local humanitarian leadership 👇 ow.ly/BEQm50QVONc

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2 years ago

Last week, CDA board and staff spent 3 exciting days together in Washington, DC, reflecting on the past 30 years, looking toward the future, and celebrating with long-time friends and partners. Stay tuned for everything we have in store this year! 🔗 cdacollaborative.org

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2 years ago

Today is the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. CDA is committed to practicing what we value most – listening, learning, and taking action to more explicitly incorporate anti-racist values and practices into our work. ow.ly/i0No50QVOej

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2 years ago

What We're Reading 📚: "More people need humanitarian assistance in the country than ever before during the war [...] But the aid system [...] remains a Band-Aid on a gaping wound, offering temporary relief without addressing root causes." ow.ly/7Np350QX6BX

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CDA Collaborative Learning @cdalearning

2 years ago

What We're Watching 📺: @communityleddev explores how to address the lack of funding to women's and girls' community groups with two women leaders pioneering ways to meet this challenge in Africa. ow.ly/jLAN50QVNwN

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CDA Collaborative Learning @cdalearning

2 years ago

What We're Listening To 🎧: "The history of Africa, by contrast, has long been relegated to the remote outskirts of our global story. What if, instead, we put Africa and Africans at the very center of our thinking about the origins of modernity?" ow.ly/UMFU50QVN7Y

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2 years ago

What We're Reading 📚: A new review of security risk management (SRM) practices in humanitarian responses found that "neither the benefits of SRM nor the burden of risk are shared fairly between intl organisations and local/national humanitarian actors." ow.ly/GXNN50QNHGA

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2 years ago

Climate change is a "threat multiplier," aggravating existing drivers of conflict. Conflict also weakens the ability to recover from climate disasters. @CGDev podcast: Dr.Edward Miguel on 40 yrs of climate trends & conflict patterns in sub-Saharan Africa ow.ly/uFjV50QNG2C

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2 years ago

What We're Reading 📚: Global development expert @themrise Khan on why calls to "shift the power" should move further to de-link aid from geopolitics ow.ly/o0lt50QNEG2

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CDA Collaborative Learning @cdalearning

2 years ago

What We're Watching 📺: Over 20 million people in Sudan are in need of humanitarian aid, yet less than 25% are actually receiving any. @ODI_Global's Sara Pantuliano on how grassroots organizations can help deliver aid to places that INGOs can't reach👇 ow.ly/xAMC50QNCjq

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2 years ago

FWIS Friday: In the beginning the coronavirus pandemic, CDA launched "From Where I Stand" to share viewpoints from people around the world seeking to foster locally-driven systematic change. Sarah Cechvala shares her thoughts during this pivotal moment. ow.ly/8yGx50QJZVk

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2 years ago

On this International Women's Day, read about how @ReliefWomen, a South Sudanese women-led NGO, "has made a significant impact on raising awareness and engaging young South Sudanese women in understanding their roles in peacebuilding." ow.ly/iqpV50QJZKj

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CDA Collaborative Learning @cdalearning

2 years ago

What We're Reading 📚: @Oxfam's Amitabh Behar breaks down how decolonization in development must be applied to organizational design, the distribution of money, and the way skill sets are valued. ow.ly/SWFa50QJZzz

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2 years ago

Shifting power can take those w/ power into unknown & often uncomfortable territory, and it can be hard to know where to start. ow.ly/5I5450QK09s SAS+ is developing new tools designed to support organizations, projects, or donors in shifting power. ow.ly/5tJ250QK09r

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CDA Collaborative Learning @cdalearning

2 years ago

What We're Listening To 🎧: "While many [community leaders] are optimistic, some have argued that they haven’t seen much change just yet and expressed concern about whether these indicators will translate into action." ow.ly/kbws50QJZtK

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2 years ago

What We're Reading 📚: "In Somalia, a partnership between the Government, the World Bank, and the UN demonstrates how collaboration between humanitarian and development actors is critical to state-building and delivering tangible support to citizens." ow.ly/E9ZK50QJZmw

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2 years ago

ICYMI: Reflections from shifting the power in Bogotá Grace Boone and Jasmine Kato-Naughton wrote about the Shift the Power Summit in Bogotá, reflecting on what it means to shift power as individuals, as organizations, and as a system. @peacedirect @SFCG_ ow.ly/jU5Q50QIsz1

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CDA Collaborative Learning @cdalearning

2 years ago

It's the @ALNAP #DayforLearning - 29 Feb 2024. Take time out today to recommit to learning. Be bolder, more receptive and responsive to learning, embrace new approaches. #WithLearningComesChange #UnlockLearning

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2 years ago

What We're Listening To 🎧: "...protection and evacuation measures are usually reserved for foreign aid workers – despite local staff being the backbone of the international humanitarian system" ow.ly/lu4p50QGHtt How to address humanitarian risk 👉 ow.ly/MLVz50QGHtx