Our name is changing

In September 2026, Mercy Corps will rebrand and become Prosper Global.

Resources

Explore research reports, case studies, impact evaluations, and other technical documents about our programmes that work towards solving complex issues covering a range of sectors.

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Equipped for Peace

Research from Niger showing youth conflict resolution training layered onto economic and civic programming can reduce support for violence and strengthen youth violence prevention outcomes.

Nigerian woman standing behind a solar panel.

February 18, 2026

Mercy Corps Ventures Annual Impact Report 2025

Across climate vulnerable markets, founders continue building practical innovations that strengthen adaptation and financial inclusion, often in contexts shaped by volatility, infrastructure gaps, and regulatory complexity.

Mongolian farmer looking over a landscape view of agricultural land.

February 09, 2026

Early Aid, Livelihood Protection, or Both?

This research brief draws on evaluations to clarify when anticipatory action improves welfare and when it can protect livelihoods and contribute to longer-term resilience.

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January 22, 2026

Digital Cash Series: Mercy Corps Cryptocurrencies & Cash Assistance

This brief explores cryptocurrencies, blockchain enabled platforms, and how humanitarian organizations use these tools, in Myanmar, Afghanistan, Kenya, and Syria.

Puerto rican man stands amidst commercial stalls, smiling.

January 09, 2026

Pathways Forward

These findings focus on cross-cutting employment and entrepreneurship constraints across the Caribbean region that can be addressed with small-scale interventions and investments.

Nomadic pastoralist woman poses with her goat outside of a temporary shelter in wajir, kenya.

December 23, 2025

Climate Information that Moves with Pastoralists

This review highlights what pastoralists need from climate information, how they prefer to receive it, and how they blend indigenous and scientific forecasts to guide everyday decisions.