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The menu on this website uses a JavaScript for enhanced function in older browsers. Follow @SUNYCID Our Mission and Approach History of SUNY/CID Contracting Mechanisms State University of New York University at Albany Rockefeller CollegeOur Team Our Work Our Practices Current Projects Past Projects Our ExpertiseOur Partners Events 2018 Upcoming EventsInformation Schedule Speakers Student Engagement Resources 2020 Overview Information Speakers Resources Publications Governance Information Bulletin APAP NewsletterCAP Notes Conferences and Forums Training OpportunitiesOpportunities Open Positions Internship Program Newsroom Current News Newsroom Archive 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 and EarlierSUNY/CID in the News Anniversary Featured ProjectContact Us Spotlight Fresh, Running Water Finally Arrives in Hundreds of Homes in Koimwe Village, Kenya Koimwe Village, in Nandi County, Kenya is among several villages that have long suffered from insufficient access to water suitable for household use. Women and girls typically had to walk long distances on a daily basis for clean water. Read more... Other Features SUNY/CID Staff Awarded US State Department Grant The SUNY/Center for International Development (SUNY/CID) congratulates staff members Heather Senecal and Cecelia Skott as well as Rockefeller College Assistant Professor Susan Appe and SUNY New Paltz Professor Amy Nitza for their project being selected by the United States Department of State as part of the 2019 Citizen Diplomacy Action Fund. Read more... Adaptive management (AM) is a hot topic in the international development and humanitarian sector. It is widely regarded by donors and practitioners as necessary to effectively implementing programs in complex and volatile environments. What does adaptive management actually mean? How do we use adaptive management across different types of programs? What are specific tools and approaches of Adaptive Management? Read more...Newsroom Read the latest research and developments in the January 2020 issue of SUNY/CID’s Governance Information Bulletin Roving Mobile Theater Skits Get Citizens Engaged in Governance Kenya Senate Study Tour to Albany – September/October 2019 More active participation in public financial management by CSOs in Tajikistan SUNY/CID’s Senior Associate and Research Professor is quoted on the problem of society not viewing as victims those who are trafficked and forced into prostitution Find more... Upcoming Events Adaptive Management Theory and Practice for International Development When: March 16-20, 2020 Where: Washington DC Learn MoreCurrent and Recent Projects Afghanistan Bangladesh Bosnia and Herzegovina Cote d’Ivoire Global: Constituency Development Funds Jordan Kenya: Agile and Harmonized Assistance for Devolved Institutions (AHADI) Project Kenya: Parliamentary Strengthening Project Kyrgzstan PIRE CREATE Tajikistan Uganda Governance Information Bulletin The GIB is a newsletter that draws attention to technical matters involved in strengthening political institutions and to broader issues of aid strategies, democracy assistance, public sector performance, and to countries and regions where SUNY/CID is working. Our most recent edition can be found here and the archive here . Featured Publication David E. Guinn: "Success in parliamentary strengthening: What does it mean?" Robert Nakamura, et al.: "Stregthening Deliberative Bodies: Legislative Engagement Reference Paper" (pdf) View the Complete List of SUNY/CID Publications About SUNY/CID At SUNY/CID we connect people and ideas for integrated development through the design and implementation of large, multi-year donor funded projects, institutional capacity building projects, and research-intensive assessments and evaluations. Learn moreand our mission . For additional information, feel free to peruse SUNY/CID’s 25th Anniversary Publication . Home || Our Work | Resources | Opportunities | Newsroom | Contact Us SUNY Center for International Development • ALS - 2 Notre Dame Drive • 2000 Bldg. – 2nd Floor • Albany, NY, 12208 • Phone 518.443.5124 • Fax 518.443.5126 • Email:...