Resources
Capture Change Story: Den Eng
“Formerly, migrant workers did not dare do anything especially interacting with Thai government officers. After they gained more knowledge from us, they felt prepared to coordinate with those officers. They were confident to speak up for their rights. This is how they have been changed.” – DEN
Drought-Affected Communities Restore Degraded Lands to Transform their Future
Over the past 20 years, Niger, a semi-arid country in West Africa, has faced multiple severe drought episodes with short- and long-term consequences for its most vulnerable inhabitants. No longer having enough money to live, they must resort to harmful coping strategies such as taking children out of school, reducing their daily meals, or selling […]
Planting Trees to Save Water Reservoirs in Burkina Faso
In Burkina Faso, a landlocked country of West Africa, surface water reservoirs, locally called “dams”, remain crucial for livestock, agriculture, and other economic activities like brickmaking or gold panning. But their sustainability is threatened both by the effects of climate change (the country is facing a temperature increase of 2°C since 1950) and human bad […]
SAFETI Presents Bangladeshi Aquaculture Success with a Coffee Table Book
Ten smallholder farmers in the shrimp and prawn sector share their accomplishments using the improved science-based technologies and farming techniques offered by the Safe Aqua Farming for Economic and Trade Improvement project.
Multi-Disciplinary Teams
This learning paper focuses on the USAID Thailand CTIP project’s activities focused on strengthening protection systems, specifically the strengthening of Multi-disciplinary Teams (MDTs), through two key learning questions: In what ways does the strengthening of Thailand’s MDTs improve the quality, availability, and accessibility of protection services in the country? How do we increase safe and […]
Increasing Awareness and Understanding of Rights Among Most At-Risk Populations to Safeguard Migrant Workers’ Rights
Based on the wealth of experience within USAID Thailand CTIP, this Learning Paper Series was developed to highlight crucial learnings to be widely disseminated to USAID, Winrock staff, and other stakeholders working in CTIP that want to ensure high quality program design and delivery.
Examining Contextual Factors’ Effects on USAID Thailand CTIP Interventions and At-Risk Populations
The learning question explored in this paper is, “What key contextual factors in Thailand can affect USAID Thailand CTIP interventions and at-risk populations?”
Effectiveness of Bilateral Memoranda of Understanding on Employment Cooperation with the Governments of Cambodia, Lao People’s Democratic Republic, and Myanmar
This paper presents five key learnings derived from the learning question, “How effective are the bilateral MoUs on employment cooperation with the governments of Cambodia, Lao PDR, and Myanmar? What adjustments could benefit this approach”
Effect of Thai Public Perception of Migrant Workers on Exploitative Labor Practices and Forced Labor
This Learning Paper Series was developed by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Thailand Counter Trafficking in Persons (CTIP) project with the overall aim to learn from previous and current programming to better inform future work. Winrock International is the lead implementing partner of the USAID Thailand CTIP project. The USAID Thailand CTIP […]