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.

Tanzanian woman working with irrigation equipment in agricultural setting.

February 15, 2024

Mercy Corps Ventures Annual Impact Report 2023

2023 was a year of great momentum toward evolution for Mercy Corps Ventures; significant tailwinds emerged to propel us forward in our ability to combat and adapt to climate change.

Two men shaking hands

February 06, 2024

Community consultations for the design of multipurpose cash assistance programs in Lebanon

Mercy Corps’ SAFER program assists poor Lebanese families with an integrated Cash-Plus package of assistance.

Woman holding bullhorn

January 09, 2024

Climate information services in Ethiopia – A key resilience capacity for households & businesses

The Mercy Corps-led RIPA-North program is working to foster locally driven services for climate and early warning information in Ethiopia.

Ethiopian woman smiling

December 20, 2023

Is RIPA-North transforming restrictive gender norms?

Gender transformation is a major cross-cutting approach of the Mercy Corps-led RIPA-North program, which aims to build resilience in the lowlands of Ethiopia. Almost 75% of women surveyed reported 'high' or 'medium' levels of change for all main categories of gender norm that pose a challenge for women's participation and gender equity.

Image: hands holding cash and a mercy corps id card during a distribution of emergency cash

December 02, 2023

Making the Most of Cash at Scale

Mercy Corps works with global partners to lead cash consortia to support those affected by crisis; this research investigates how cash at scale can better meet critical needs and aid resilience

Person driving truck

December 01, 2023

A new model of short-term, fee-based technical skills training in Ethiopia

Mercy Corps-led RIPA-North program partnered with Technical and Vocational Training institutions in Ethiopia's lowlands and introduced fee-based short-term training, resulting in 79% employment.