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Research, Learning, and Impact Evaluation Partner Najahna programme - Jordan - Vimarsana News

Research, Learning, and Impact Evaluation Partner Najahna programme - Jordan

Monitoring and Evaluation Consultancy in Jordan about Education and Gender, requiring 5-9 years of experience, from Plan International; closing on 3 May 2023

Trade Adjustment Assistance: Another Evaluation Finds the Program to Be Ineffective and Costly - Vimarsana News

Trade Adjustment Assistance: Another Evaluation Finds the Program to Be Ineffective and Costly

Four quasi-experimental impact evaluations indicate that TAA is ineffective in raising the wages of participants.

UK space sector boosted with £15m satellite technology fund - Vimarsana News

UK space sector boosted with £15m satellite technology fund

The science minister, Nusrat Ghani, has unveiled a new £15m fund to support UK space businesses for the development of satellite communications technology.

Source: theiet.org
A new study has found that Fairtrade farmers are more resilient in times of crisis - Vimarsana News

A new study has found that Fairtrade farmers are more resilient in times of crisis

The Fairtrade International report showed that better prices, credit, and financial stability increased the resilience of Fairtrade-certified organizations, enabling them to reduce the impact of the global crisis on their farmer members and workers.

UK Government Opens Competition for Satellite Communications Business Funding - Vimarsana News

UK Government Opens Competition for Satellite Communications Business Funding

The UK Government has made a further investment to boost the UK space sector. It has unveiled a new competition offering £15 million ($16.8 million) in