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Young Entrepreneurs in the Food Processing Industry
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USAID’s Abt-led Harvest II program helps young entrepreneurs develop their products and capacity, creating linkages with new business partners and markets.
Rapid Re-housing in 2018: Program Features and Assistance Models
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Regulating Harmful Contaminants for Healthier Communities
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Abt supported the EPA in developing and implementing data-driven regulations for hazardous chemicals—particularly carbon tetrachloride—helping turn scientific evidence into enforceable protections that reduce risks to workers, nearby communities, and the environment.
In Southeast Asia, Private Capital Unlocks Small Business Growth
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Through the Australia-supported Investing in Women initiative, Abt connected private capital with high-potential small and medium enterprises, strengthening access to finance and building more resilient labor markets across the region.
Universal Social Assistance for Women and Children of Timor-Leste
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Supporting the Government of Timor-Leste to deliver higher-quality primary healthcare, basic education and social protection are the objectives of the Australia Timor-Leste Partnership for Human Development (PHD).
Understanding and Using Immunization Expenditure Data: A Primer for Immunization Program Managers
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Engaging Nepal’s Private Health Sector to Improve Health Outcomes
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Public-private collaboration and strengthening the private sector can help Nepal achieve health goals—and opportunities to do more are emerging.
Integrating Employment Services with Substance Use Treatment and Recovery: The Experiences of Five Programs
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An Abt-led report reviews five programs that combine SUD treatment and recovery services with employment services and makes recommendations for practitioners.
Lessons from the Cascades College and Career Academy and Other Job Corps Partnerships with Community and Technical Colleges
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This report examines four elements required for strong partnerships between Job Corps Centers and community colleges.