Our Work
61
Projects
14
Countries
17
Country Offices
2
Hub Offices
Challenges and opportunities in the Americas span inclusive growth, commercial innovation, and sustainable development, with a growing emphasis on global health security. We work closely with USAID and a variety of public and private sector organisations, with a global hub office in Washington, DC.
New Partnerships Initiative (NPI) EXPAND
FEATURED PROJECT
2019-2024
Location
Client
NPI EXPAND aims to increase the availability and utilisation of high-quality health services by developing the capacity of new and underutilised partners. We enhance participation of capable local partners to increase demand for and deliver high-quality, high impact health services, so that governments can meet crucial health goals equitably and sustainably.
Ethiopia, Liberia, Mali, Senegal, United States of America, Venezuela, Pakistan
United States Agency for International Development (USAID)
19
Organisations Reporting Increased Turnover
51,712,336
31
People Reached
Partnerships Established
83
Organisations Supported
Guatemala Creating Economic Opportunities (CEO)
FEATURED PROJECT
2018-2025
Location
Client
The Creating Economic Opportunities Project aims to spur productive economic activity in and beyond Guatemala’s capital city. Using market-driven approaches, our team coordinates private sector efforts with national and local stakeholders to promote trade and investment, mobilize private sector financing, update productive infrastructure, and strengthen private sector competitiveness.
Guatemala
United States Agency for International Development (USAID)
US$ 240,040,000
Investment Catalysed
34,301
People Reached
218
Organisations Supported
Creating Economic Opportunities
FEATURED PROJECT
2018 - 2023
Location
Client
Sector
Creating Economic Opportunities spurs productive economic activity in and beyond Guatemala’s capital city. Using market-driven approaches, the project coordinates private sector efforts with national and local stakeholders to promote trade and investment, mobilise private sector financing, update productive infrastructure, and strengthen private sector competitiveness. In addition to Guatemala City, the project focuses on the five western highland departments that experience the highest rates of migration so Guatemalans have the opportunities they need to prosper at home.
Guatemala
United States Agency for International Development
Economic Growth
