

The Implementer-Led Design, Evidence, Analysis and Learning (IDEAL) activity is funded by USAID’s Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance (BHA) that works to support the United States Government’s goal of improving food and nutrition security among the world’s most vulnerable households and communities. IDEAL addresses knowledge and capacity gaps expressed by the food and nutrition security implementing community, supporting them in the design and implementation of effective emergency and non-emergency food security activities. IDEAL is led by Save the Children and implemented by a consortium that includes Mercy Corps, TANGO International, and until 2022, The Kaizen Company. Click here to access our IDEAL FAQ.
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IDEAL aims to answer the needs of the food security community through our Small Grants Program, capacity strengthening activities, peer-to-peer learning opportunities, and stakeholder consultations. Through the activities below, IDEAL facilitates the transfer of knowledge among emergency and non-emergency practitioners and increases the availability of resources necessary to design food security programming.
Senior Advisor, Social Cohesion/Social Accountability
Monitoring, Evaluation, and Research Specialist
Program Coordinator
Deputy Activity Director
Monitoring, Evaluation and Research Advisor
Advisor, Emergency Food Security
Specialist, Events and Knowledge Management
Senior Associate, Knowledge Management, Learning, and Communications
Program Associate
Senior Food Security Advisor
Program Learning and Adaptive Management Advisor
Senior Advisor, Collaborating, Learning, and Adapting
Director, Administration and Operations
Specialist, Small Grants Program
Program Specialist
Senior Advisor, Communications & Knowledge Management
Monitoring, Evaluation and Research Advisor
Activity Director
Small Grants Program Advisor
Specialist, Knowledge Management and Communications
Advisor, Knowledge Management
Monitoring, Evaluation & Research Specialist
Research Associate & M&E Specialist