Environmental Incentives Inc.

The wait is over! We're so excited to be at this year’s conference, where KM practitioners are sharing groundbreaking knowledge-sharing tools and techniques.

If you’re attending, join us at 2:45pm to hear from EI’s own Diana Fernholz who will join our partners from USAID - US Agency for International Development and Bixal for the “Communities of Practice (CoPs) & Gatherings for Peer Learning & Knowledge Sharing” session.

EI is pleased to bring our technical, analytical, and adaptive management support to USAID - US Agency for International Development's Bureau for Latin America and the Caribbean Environmental Support Services Contract II (LAC ESSC II)! In partnership with The Cadmus Group, Fundación Futuro Latinoamericano (FFLA), and Foundations of Success, we will provide USAID Missions across Latin America and the Caribbean with flexible assistance to address complex challenges. We look forward to build on our experience implementing the predecessor LAC ESSC contract and to supporting advancements in climate resilience, biodiversity conservation, and natural resource management, while increasing engagement with local and regional actors. Learn more:

USAID Bureau for Latin America and the Caribbean Environmental Support Services Contract II | Environmental Incentives The USAID LAC ESSC II project renews EI's commitment to providing support to USAID's environmental and energy programming across the region.

EI’s Maria DiFuccia and Joe Grange loved connecting with fellow evaluators at American Evaluation Association's ! From the diverse presentations and nuanced discussions at the conference, it’s clear that effective evaluation in international development remains not just about measuring outcomes; it's about understanding context, fostering learning, and empowering communities to shape their own futures.

We look forward to continuing the conversation and innovation through our work supporting USAID - US Agency for International Development's Program Cycle Mechanism and Building Evidence for Decision-Making Programs and beyond!