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"Economies will also lose the development race if they don’t allow their women, virtually half their population, the Gender equality is not only good for women, but it is also good for the society and the economy," write Norman Loayza and Tea Trumbic for the World Bank.
Women, Business and the Law 2023 finds that the global Women, Business and the Law index average is 77.1 out of 100.
In Niger, the agricultural sector employs 80% of people. If the gender gap were closed in agricultural productivity, it would unlock financial gains that could lift over 25,000 Nigeriens out of poverty.
Learn how MCC investments have helped close this gap with grants that help recipients—mainly women- or youth-led groups —to strengthen and develop their businesses, improving irrigation and agricultural production:
As part of the compact between MCC and the Government of Niger, $2.3 million in grants were awarded to producer/processor groups and micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises, including women and youth groups.
In Niger, women face economic challenges not least because of lack of education—only 54% of female primary school students reach the 6th grade.
Learn how MCC's investment model consistently works with partner countries to unlock the economic potential of women and break down financial, legal, and cultural barriers that prevent women from fully engaging in their countries’ economies.
MCC’s compactin Niger pays special attention to the ways in which women can benefit from projects to boost the agricultural sector.
Watch and listen MCC CEO Alice Albright discuss with Carol Castiel of Voice of America about what makes MCC unique, how we’re growing our partnerships across Africa and the world, and the excitement ahead to mark our 20 years of making an impact: https://www.voaafrica.com/a/6999620.html.
Carol Castiel talks with Alice P. Albright, Head of the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC), a unique US foreign assistance agency. Albright discusses MCC’s critical work throughout Africa and highlights projects in Mongolia, Indonesia, Timor Leste, Kosovo, the Solomon Islands and elsewhere.
Join us and National Endowment for Democracy on Tues., Mar. 28, for a hybrid event discussion about the opportunities and challenges of pursuing democratic partnerships to address development challenges. RSVP now:
The Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) and the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) are delighted to invite you to join us on Tuesday, March 28th, 2023, from 10:00 am to 11:30 am, for a hybrid event entitled, “The Complex Path to Achieving Democratic Dividends.” During the second Summit fo...
This week, MCC celebrated the accomplishments of the MCC Employability and Land Compact with the Government of Morocco, which has expanded education & employment training and supported land productivity and more secure land rights.
Learn more at www.mcc.gov/morocco-closeout
Kimberly McClain of Global Fund for Children writes in Devex that "it will only be through a conscious and continuous reframing of risk that donors and international organizations can build true local partnerships."
https://www.devex.com/news/opinion-embrace-risk-to-empower-locally-led-development-104900
This week, MCC and the Government of Morocco celebrated the closeout of the MCC Employability and Land Compact, which was designed to be a partnership to expand education and training opportunities for young people and support land productivity and more secure land rights.
Learn how these projects have contributed to a more productive and equitable future for Morocco:
www.mcc.gov/morocco-closeout
Educational opportunities for girls & young women impact their ability to earn a livelihood, improve household well-being, and participate equally with men in decision-making at home and in the public sphere.
Learn how MCC has helped Côte d’Ivoire develop a Gender in Education Policy and Action Plan to promote gender equality in the education system.
The new Gender in Education Policy and Action Plan identifies specific challenges to girls’ participation in school and presents a range of solutions.
Join us and National Endowment for Democracy on Tues., Mar. 28, for a hybrid event discussion about the opportunities and challenges of pursuing democratic partnerships to address development challenges. RSVP now:
The Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) and the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) are delighted to invite you to join us on Tuesday, March 28th, 2023, from 10:00 am to 11:30 am, for a hybrid event entitled, “The Complex Path to Achieving Democratic Dividends.” During the second Summit fo...
Thriving, resilient economies need well-educated, highly skilled employees who meet the demands of their employers. In Morocco, access to high-quality education, technical and vocational education and training and job placement services are critical to providing young people with the skills, knowledge, and training required to succeed in the competitive job market.
Learn how the MCC Employability & Land Compact with the Government of Morocco has created equitable training and education opportunities for youth and women: www.mcc.gov/morocco-closeout
Join us and National Endowment for Democracy on Tues., Mar. 28, for a hybrid event discussion about the opportunities and challenges of pursuing democratic partnerships to address development challenges. RSVP now:
The Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) and the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) are delighted to invite you to join us on Tuesday, March 28th, 2023, from 10:00 am to 11:30 am, for a hybrid event entitled, “The Complex Path to Achieving Democratic Dividends.” During the second Summit fo...
MCC CEO Alice Albright will join Honorable Prime Minister of Morocco Aziz Akhannouch in Rabat for a closeout ceremony celebrating the achievements of the MCC-Morocco Employability and Land Compact live at 10 am EDT (formal event starts at 11 am):
Cérémonie de clôture du Compact II-Maroc
Today, MCC will celebrate the closing out of the MCC Employability and Land Compact with the Government of Morocco. A core part of it is the most significant investment in the land sector that MCC has financed, which crucially supports women's economic inclusion.
The recent launch of the Center for Women’s Inclusion in Land Rights in Morocco is an important step forward for women in the country.
MCC released its 2022 Annual Partnerships Report featuring four partnerships. These partnerships reflect a commitment to increase women's employment opportunities and workforce participation, to build new methods of identifying and addressing constraints to growth, and to enhance the monitoring and evaluation of agriculture sector projects.https://assets.mcc.gov/content/uploads/report-2023001277802-annual-partnerships.pdf
Today, as part of MCC's Morocco Compact closeout, MCC CEO Alice Albright traveled to Fez Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which was rehabilitated with the help of MCC support. Learn more about MCC's $460 million Morocco Employability and Land Compact: ://www.mcc.gov/morocco-closeout
Morocco’s business community has responded positively to the Professional Equality Trophy—an MCC-supported initiative aimed at creating a more gender-inclusive workforce. The trophy has become an attractive tool to encourage companies to hire and promote more women.
An MCC-supported program is rewarding private sector companies' efforts to achieve gender equality in workplaces across Morocco.
MCC has worked to improve the reputation of Morocco’s Technical & Vocational Education and Training centers by providing high-quality training to young people, particularly young women, to address Morocco's high youth unemployment.
Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Centers provide Moroccan students with in-demand skills.
Today, MCC CEO Alice Albright met with rural land beneficiaries in the Gharb region of Morocco as part of MCC's Morocco Compact closeout. At the event, Albright announced the creation of the Center for Women’s Land Tenure, which is funded through the compact. www.mcc.gov/morocco-closeout
Approximately 42 percent of Morocco’s land area is held collectively by tribes, yet individual tribal members cannot buy, sell, or use land as collateral. Collective lands therefore do not provide the security and stability necessary to incentivize farmers to invest in increasing agricultural outputs.
MCC supported the Government of Morocco to operationalize a 60-year-old policy allowing for the privatization of collective lands within irrigation schemes so that farmers using the collective land will gain individual titles to make their investments secure. This activity is expected to grant land titles to nearly 50,000 smallholder farmers and their families.
https://www.mcc.gov/news-and-events/feature/feature-morocco-employability-and-land-compact-closeout#content-section-4
Watch and listen MCC CEO Alice Albright discuss with Carol Castiel of VOA about what makes MCC unique, how we’re growing our partnerships across Africa and the world, and the excitement ahead to mark our 20 years of making an impact: https://www.voaafrica.com/a/6999620.html.
Carol Castiel talks with Alice P. Albright, Head of the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC), a unique US foreign assistance agency. Albright discusses MCC’s critical work throughout Africa and highlights projects in Mongolia, Indonesia, Timor Leste, Kosovo, the Solomon Islands and elsewhere.
MCC’s FY 2024 budget proposal to Congress includes $1.1 billion for the agency to continue its core mission of reducing global poverty through sustainable, inclusive, economic growth. Read MCC’s complete Congressional Budget Justification:
Read MCC’s FY 2024 budget proposal to Congress, which includes $1,073 million for the agency to continue its core mission of reducing global poverty through sustainable, inclusive, economic growth.
The Kingdom of Morocco is the fifth-largest African economy and a key leader in economic affairs on the continent. While Morocco has made progress in reducing poverty in recent decades, regional inequality remains significant, with an urban/rural divide in access to public services and economic opportunities. Labor force participation of women and youth in Morocco remains one of the lowest in the world. Only 21.6 percent of women are engaged in Morocco’s labor force, while almost 32 percent of Moroccan youth are unemployed.
In 2015, MCC and the Government of Morocco partnered to implement the $460.5 million Employability and Land Compact that supported two of the Government of Morocco’s central priorities to boost economic growth in the country: employability and land productivity. The compact was designed to be a partnership to expand education and training opportunities for young people and support land productivity and more secure land rights.
Learn more at www.mcc.gov/morocco-closeout
The $460M MCC – Morocco Employability and Land Compact has worked to address Morocco's elevated rates of youth unemployment and its extremely low female labor force participation.
Results-based Financing (RBF) mechanisms tie funding to measurable results, creating greater accountability and transparency in the use of funds.
We love data here at MCC! So this recent blog from the World Bank highlighting innovations in surveys, enabled by electronic devices, was a very interesting read.
Electronic devices enable innovations in survey design, such as questionnaires that adapt to responses. This blog leverages the potential to create a new survey-based tool for determining household eligibility for social assistance benefits.
Women in rural Lesotho, especially widows, have a long history of their land being taken by male relatives, buttressed by customary law.
Learn how MCC has encouraged land rights reforms to improve women’s economic security
Policy reforms supported by MCC compacts in Lesotho usher in a new era of gender equality in Lesotho.
Countries can only thrive if women are empowered to realize their potential in every facet of their lives, and undoubtedly, few things can empower women as much as quality education.
Learn how MCC has supported the Government of Côte d’Ivoire to develop a more equitable education sector:
The new Gender in Education Policy and Action Plan identifies specific challenges to girls’ participation in school and presents a range of solutions.
Writing for The Brookings Institution, Sara Jane Ahmed explains in a working paper why many renewable energy, adaptation, and resilience initiatives only become bankable when the cost of capital is reasonable. Mechanisms to bring down this cost are thus vital to securing durable pathways to climate prosperity.
Sara Jane Ahmed focuses on 58 climate-vulnerable countries and explains the Climate Prosperity Plans designed to integrate measures that counteract climate risks and leverage transition opportunities.
MCC mourns the loss of former MCC CEO Dana J. Hyde who passed away on March 3, 2023. Dana was the CEO of MCC from May of 2014 until January 2017.
Appointed to lead MCC by President Obama, Dana had more than two decades of experience in law and public policy before joining the agency. As MCC’s first woman CEO, Dana oversaw the agency through multiple signings and closings in addition to its tenth anniversary. Her expertise on international affairs and policy guided MCC towards a new chapter in ensuring the agency’s mission to developing country-owned and country-led initiatives. Dana’s innovative mind, openness to collaboration, and dedication to service all continue to inspire the success and impact of MCC today.
Dana will be remembered for her visionary leadership and her unwavering support for agency colleagues and our country partners. The MCC community of colleagues past and present, partners and advocates all mourn alongside and offer sincere condolences to Dana’s family and friends.
Press Statement Statement on the Passing of Dana J. Hyde For Immediate Release March 9, 2023 Contact: 202-521-3880 Email: [email protected] WASHINGTON, D.C., March 09, 2023 – MCC mourns the loss of former MCC CEO Dana J. Hyde who passed away on March 3, 2023. Dana was the CEO of MCC from May of 2014 u...
All Women’s History Month long, we're revisiting great stories from women who benefit from MCC programs worldwide. Each shows individuals finding ways to empower themselves and their communities.
MCC invests in women through policy reform, training, and other targeted actions.
MCC’s efforts to improve women’s access to energy as well as their professional participation in the energy sector is crucial to the economic development of our country partners. MCC’s energy investments, including those in Benin, Ghana and Malawi, have built in elements to ensure that men and women benefit from and make the most productive use of that energy access.
MCC is working with partner countries to increase women’s economic empowerment through greater participation in the energy sector.
MCC recognizes that gender inequality is a significant constraint to economic growth and poverty reduction.
Globally, countries lose $160 trillion in wealth due to earnings gaps between women and men, and studies have found that more unequal societies have less sustained economic growth. That’s why we this as we continue working to unlock more of the economic potential of women in holistic, sustainable, and impactful ways.
https://www.mcc.gov/resources/doc/inclusion-gender-strategy
"Climate change, biodiversity loss, pandemic risks, and conflict matter profoundly for —which would make it devastating if shareholders miss this chance to transform the World Bank by thinking too small," write Amanda Glassman and W. Gyude Moore in a blog post for Center for Global Development.
The longer the World Bank’s biggest shareholders stay mum on the overall package of support, the higher the likelihood that we get more business as usual and more unconvincing fodder for summits and high-level meetings even while the Earth literally burns.
In 2020, we revisited communities in the Data Zetu (“our data” in Swahili) project to discover how they are turning evidence-based decision-making into a reality.
Between 2017 and 2018, the project helped an array of organizations across Tanzania make better use of data to foster responsive, data-informed decision-making for improved health and HIV/AIDS resilience.
From improving sexual and reproductive health to promoting HIV awareness and resilience, MCC and the Data Collaborative for Local Impact (DCLI) program are using data as the path to create sustainable gender equality for generations of women.
In Georgia, employers regard technical and vocational education and training (TVET) programs as a valuable way to upskill existing workers.
Learn how MCC funds aimed at improving TVET programs affected trainee worker outcomes:
Learn the final results of a project from MCC’s Georgia II Compact that that aimed to align the skills of TVET graduates with labor market demand.
At MCC, we believe countries and economies cannot prosper unless women succeed. Strengthening economic opportunities for women is fundamental to our mission to reduce poverty through economic growth.
As female participation in Kosovo’s workforce lags, a new scholarship program creates an opportunity for change by empowering young Kosovar women in STEM.
Morocco’s second-generation technical and vocational education and training centers were created, extended, or rehabilitated by Millennium Challenge Account-Morocco.
With more than 2,000,000 unskilled and unemployed youth in Morocco, MCC’s investment in the country's TVET sector is a timely intervention. Through hands-on courses taught by qualified baking professionals, students have earned certifications in all areas of the baking trade.
Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Centers provide Moroccan students with in-demand skills.
The cost of education is seven times higher in North America than it is in South Asia. Learn how much other regions compare using this link from the World Bank which allows you to explore data and charts to learn how much countries spend on education.
Universal access to education – the focus of Sustainable Development Goal 4 – is one of the strongest instruments for reducing poverty and improving health, gender equality, peace, and stability. But how much do households and governments spend on education...
Results-based financing mechanisms tie funding to measurable results, creating greater accountability and transparency in the use of funds, while also generating greater incentives for cost-effectiveness. Learn how one such program has helped train thousands of vulnerable jobseekers.
Results-based Financing (RBF) mechanisms tie funding to measurable results, creating greater accountability and transparency in the use of funds.
Learn how the construction of a raw water transmission pipeline to upgrade and replace the pre-war pipeline infrastructure could have helped meet the growing demand for higher quality water in Monrovia.
Learn the final results of the Water Pipeline Sub-Activity from MCC’s Liberia Compact that aimed to improve water supply in Liberia.
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At a session earlier today hosted by Business Fights Poverty, MCC Deputy CEO Mahmoud Bah gave online attendees much to think about: "The title of the session was think globally and act locally, right? I think it's only one side of the equation. The other side is to think and listen locally, and act globally."
The MCC CEO, Alice Albright, departed Marrakech, Morocco today after leading the U.S. delegation at the 14th U.S.-Africa Business Summit — an event to catalyze increased two-way trade and investment as well as strengthen partnerships with governments, multilateral organizations, and private sector partners across the African continent. Learn more: https://www.mcc.gov/news-and-events/release/mcc-ceo-departs-u-s-africa-business-summit
From hospitals to schools, businesses to government institutions, we are celebrating the MCC-Ghana Power Compact closeout and the brighter future it is creating for the #Ghanaian people. #BrighterFutureMCC
Happy #AfricaDay from MCC! Across the African continent 🌍, MCC is investing roughly $9B with 24 partner countries to promote good governance and #economicfreedom. Learn more: http://ow.ly/cV2S50JhHU6
At MCC, we embrace collaboration, apply and share lessons learned, bring out the best in ourselves, are transparent, and listen to each other. Sound like a work culture you'd enjoy? Check out our open positions. For more info on our values, visit: http://ow.ly/E7CX50JbmRC #hiring #careers #inclusive
We're looking for talented professionals to join MCC and help us deliver on our mission to reduce poverty through #economicgrowth. Visit https://www.mcc.gov/careers to learn more about these opportunities! #hiringnow #jobalert
Take a peek into all the things that happened this month! Read our April newsletter → http://ow.ly/iUF250IVMTw ▪️ Global Leaders Agree: Infrastructure Investment is Critical ▪️ MCC's commitment to marginalized groups ▪️ Successful compact negotiations with Timor- Leste and more... Don't forget to subscribe to our mailing list to hear from us first → https://www.mcc.gov/subscribe
Deputy CEO Mahmoud Bah reflects on his 12-year tenure with MCC and his excitement to continue working with our partners to lift the less fortunate out of poverty.
With better access to electricity, more students can study at night, hospitals can provide better care, and businesses can grow and thrive. The MCC #Nepal Compact will help increase the supply and access of reliable electricity to homes and businesses. U.S. Embassy, Nepal
Stronger roads mean safer conditions for travelers, less vehicle wear and tear, and lower transport costs for people and businesses. The MCC Nepal Compact will help create a network of smoother, longer-lasting, and sustainable roads along the East West Highway. U.S. Embassy, Nepal #nepal
This month we sat down with Tamika Tremaglio, the new head of the NBA Players Association to discuss the benefits of a diverse and inclusive workplace. Catch the latest podcast episode here: https://www.mcc.gov/news-and-events/podcast/episode-021522-the-business-of-kindness
📣 *Just Released* In Episode 7 of MCC's podcast #OnDevelopment managing director for selection & eligibility Dan Barnes talks scorecard season at MCC. How is MCC selective in its approach to development? What’s an example of the “MCC Effect”? How has the scorecard evolved over time? Listen to the full podcast episode on your favorite platform or at MCC.gov: http://ow.ly/ogxe50GRg7H And learn more from our latest blog on how the scorecard is getting more inclusive: https://www.mcc.gov/blog/entry/blog-101921-financial-inclusion #InternationalDevelopment #InclusiveGrowth
📢 In episode 3 of "On Development," MCC's podcast, MCC VP Aysha House hosts a panel discussion on the importance of nutrition programs in the developing world with USAID - US Agency for International Development Chief Nutritionist Shawn Baker and MCC Deputy VP Katerina “Kat” Ntep. This episode explores the foundational nature of nutrition in international development and how agencies across government can best leverage their strengths for maximum impact. Listen in and let us know what topics you'd like to hear MCC cover! https://www.mcc.gov/news-and-events/podcast/episode-081121-nutrition-pt1
In episode two of "On Development," MCC's relaunched podcast, Deputy Chief Executive Officer Alexia Latortue continues her conversation with Dr. Donald Kaberuka, renowned economist and Co-chair of the United Nations Secretary-General’s High-Level Panel on Internal Displacement. This episode focuses on private sector investment and the African Continental Free Trade Area. Listen in and let us know what development topics you'd like to see MCC cover! https://www.mcc.gov/news-and-events/podcast/episode-062421-kaberuka-pt2
It’s here! MCC has officially launched its new podcast series #DevelopmentMatters. Check out Episode 1 - MCC’s Deputy CEO Alexia Latortue speaks with Dr. Donald Kaberuka, the former President of the African Developmental Bank, and a special envoy for the African Union to mobilize international economic support for the fight against COVID-19. In this episode, Dr. Kaberuka discusses the intersection between global health security and global health equity, and how COVID-19 has had a disproportionate effect on Africa. With decades of experience in economic development, Dr. Kaberuka has a keen insight on how Africa can recovery and continue to grow. #AfricaDay202 https://www.mcc.gov/podcast
“Congratulations to the Liberian Government, President George Weah, MCC, and the Liberian people for the successful completion of the $257 million compact… I am thrilled to see how #MtCoffee has returned to productivity. The #MCCLiberia Compact has doubled the amount of power available to the Liberian people and those improvements have made possible lowered costs and more reliable energy for the people of Liberia and its economy.” – U.S. Senator Chris Coons of Delaware https://www.mcc.gov/news-and-events/feature/liberia-closeout?utm_source=fb&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=liberia-close
“When I was Ambassador to Liberia, I remember looking out come nightfall, and seeing young kids studying outside under streetlights because their homes didn't have electricity…[I] imagined how much more could be accomplished if they had electricity in their own homes. Thanks to the successful completion of [the MCC] compact, for many more Liberian families, the dream is now a reality” – U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas Greenfield Join us and offer your congratulations to the Liberian people! www.mcc.gov/news-and-events/feature/liberia-closeout?utm_source=fb&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=liberia-close #MCCLiberia Millennium Challenge Account Liberia
Join MCC, Millennium Challenge Account Liberia, U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Linda Thomas Greenfield, U.S. Senator Chris Coons, Congressman David Price, U.S. Ambassador Christine Elder, U.S. Embassy Monrovia, Liberia, and the Liberian Government as we celebrate the successful completion of the #MCCLiberia Compact! This investment by the American people more than doubled access to reliable #power and #water to the 1.1 million residents of #Monrovia. Together we have laid the foundation for economic growth, poverty reduction, and a #BrighterFuture for all Liberians. https://www.mcc.gov/news-and-events/feature/liberia-closeout?utm_source=fb&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=liberia-close #PovertyReduction #EconomicGrowth #MCCemPOWERS
MCC is proud to join the Biden-Harris Administration in the fight against #ClimateChange. #MCC will expand and deepen a commitment to address climate change challenges across our investment portfolio and business operations. Acting decisively is both a moral and economic imperative. #RestoreOurEarth #LeadersClimateSummit #RoadtoGlasgow #EarthDay2021 🌍Learn more about MCC’s Climate-Smart Development: www.mcc.gov/about/priority/climate?utm_source=fb&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=climate-week-21
Safe and reliable roads and other transport investments help reduce barriers to growth and create opportunities for people and communities. Roads are critical for smooth travel and the transport of goods to rural areas, and improved access to public services like healthcare and schools. Inadequate maintenance makes these essential tasks both challenging and expensive. That’s why MCC is working to partner with the Government of #Nepal to introduce sustainable, recycled road technology to 350km of the country's strategic road network. Together, we are paving the way for a brighter future for the Nepali people. Embassy of Nepal, USA
It's #WorldWaterDay!🌍💧 #valuingwater
In honor of #InternationalWomensDay and #WomensHistoryMonth, we are proud to celebrate the #women of Morocco. Our partnership with the Government of Morocco is focusing on improving rural incomes by providing farmers like Jamila Benalioua and their families with secure rights to the collective land they have been farming for generations, and agricultural extension services like irrigation, access to credit and entrepreneurial support. In 2019, Morocco passed new laws guaranteeing women’s rights to inherit collective land within irrigated areas, and explicitly recognize women’s rights to participate in decision making and to share in the proceeds of collective lands. This was a bold step that reaffirmed the equality between men and women established by the Moroccan Constitution. This is a great example of how communities prosper with gender equality. #MCC #WomensRights #ChoosetoChallenge @Millennium Challenge Account-Morocco @US Embassy Morocco
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