How can USAID programs and operations mitigate harm to underrepresented and marginalized populations, while promoting equity and inclusion?

A Learning Agenda is a strategic plan used by federal agencies to identify and address their key learning and evaluation needs. It outlines the questions the agency aims to answer about its programs and policies to improve their effectiveness and efficiency. The Learning Agenda prioritises areas for evaluation, data collection, and analysis. It aims to inform decision-making by systematic evidence, thereby enhancing the agency's ability to achieve its mission and deliver better outcomes for the public.

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USAID recognizes that historical marginalization, geographical isolation, cultural prejudice, gender discrimination, racism, and other complex systemic challenges affected by power, privilege, opportunity, and access to resources have led to inequities and exclusion. Development efforts designed