Collaborating, learning, and adapting (CLA) have long been a part of USAID’s work. USAID staff and implementing partners have always sought ways to better understand the development process and USAID’s contribution to it, to collaborate in order to speed and deepen results, to share the successes and lessons of USAID’s initiatives, and to institute improvements to programs and operations. Through this case competition, USAID and its LEARN mechanism seek to capture and share the stories of those efforts.
The CLA Case Competition is open to all types of individuals and organizations working with USAID, from any country. Participants will have the opportunity to promote their work and contribute to good practice that advances our understanding of collaborating, learning, and adapting in action. Competition winners will receive professional development scholarships, travel awards to join USAID and LEARN in Washington, DC for the Case Competition Showcase, or have their storyboard produced into a case video. To learn more, visit the Guidelines and Judging & Prizes tabs.
Collaborating, learning, and adapting (CLA) have long been a part of USAID’s work. USAID staff and implementing partners have always sought ways to better understand the development process and USAID’s contribution to it, to collaborate in order to speed and deepen results, to share the successes and lessons of USAID’s initiatives, and to institute improvements to programs and operations. Through this case competition, USAID and its LEARN mechanism seek to capture and share the stories of those efforts.
The CLA Case Competition is open to all types of individuals and organizations working with USAID, from any country. Participants will have the opportunity to promote their work and contribute to good practice that advances our understanding of collaborating, learning, and adapting in action. Competition winners will receive professional development scholarships, travel awards to join USAID and LEARN in Washington, DC for the Case Competition Showcase, or have their storyboard produced into a case video. To learn more, visit the Guidelines and Judging & Prizes tabs.