We are proud to be a member of the Professional Services Council's Council of International Development Companies (CIDC), which released this set of guiding principles to "address the risk of misconduct in the workplace and protect vulnerable populations overseas."
Posted on June, 8 2018
Learn MoreMonitoring, Evaluation, Research and Learning (MERL) for the USAID/South Africa Bilateral Health Office. Through the MERL task order (TO), Panagora is leading a 5-year activity to support USAID/South Africa’s Bilateral Office of Health to maximize results under the Country Development Cooperation Strategy (CDCS) health development objective.
Posted on June, 6 2018
Learn MoreThis January marks Panagora Group’s seventh-year anniversary! Our current work spans across a dozen countries in Latin America, Asia, and Africa, managing activities ranging from global health; monitoring, evaluation, and learning; knowledge management and communications; public-private partnerships; and school-related gender-based violence. Here’s a look at some of our past milestones and upcoming plans.
Posted on April, 26 2018
Learn More“It’s a long-term dream to reach a time when all countries can stand on their own, partnering in new ways,” says Panagora President and CEO Betsy Bassan of the recently released “Principles for Strategic Transition from Development Aid.”
Posted on April, 26 2018
Learn MoreBetsy Bassan, CEO and Founder of Panagora Group, is featured in the latest Insights Success Magazine as one of “The 30 Most Inspiring Women in Business!” Check out her profile, which details Betsy’s rise in the international development industry and the growth of Panagora as a social enterprise working to make the world a better place “through more innovative and cost-effective, out-of-the-box solutions.”
Posted on April, 26 2018
Learn MoreBreast cancer has shaped my and my family’s life for at least three generations. What I learned from this family history of cancer is that each of us must be our own best advocates – as early detection detectives and empowered voices with our health care workers. We also must be ever grateful for the medical advances that make treatment options and survival rates better each year.
Posted on April, 26 2018
Learn MoreThe annual collaborating, learning and adapting (CLA) Case Competition calls for real case studies of USAID staff and implementing partners using a CLA approach for organizational learning and better development outcomes.
Posted on April, 26 2018
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