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.

Woman in drc watering crops with a watering can.
February 14, 2025
Mercy Corps Ventures Annual Impact Report 2024
2024 highlighted both breakthroughs and challenges in climate response, showcasing how innovative solutions and technology are transforming our ability to adapt to growing climate threats.
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Man waters crops with solar powered pumped water.
February 07, 2025
Mercy Corps Uganda’s Renewable Energy Strategy
The Renewable Energy Strategy is a key step towards achieving the ambitious goals of our Ugandan team. This strategy reflects our commitment to promoting sustainable and equitable development while embedding climate-smart practices across all our programs.
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January 27, 2025
Time to Turn Around II: Rebuilding UK Conflict Prevention Leadership
Analysis from Mercy Corps and Saferworld reveals the state of the UK’s conflict prevention and resolution capabilities.
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A young person fills a jerry can at a water point which was built by mercy corps.
January 16, 2025
Delivering Impact through US Foreign Assistance
In this time of entrenched challenges, the Trump administration must build on the strong foundation of US foreign assistance leadership & innovation, to maximize impact & strengthen the US government’s collective capacity to respond.
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January 14, 2025
Implementing Collaborative Responses to Resource-Based Violence
This action plan is driven by the knowledge that supporting stakeholders enhances collaborative and concerted efforts to manage shared natural resources and resolve conflicts.
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Kenyan woman watering agricultural crops.
December 30, 2024
The Climate and Conflict Situation Report for Uganda Regions
Climate risks, including erratic rainfall, prolonged droughts, and resource scarcity, intersect with existing vulnerabilities, such as weak governance structures and socio-economic inequities, to amplify conflict in the region.
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