USAID award terminations have impacted six projects at the Feinstein International Center at Tufts University:

• Andrew Catley was leading a consortium to train NGOs and local communities on new standards for agricultural support in emergencies. Learn more
• Erin Coughlan de Perez was developing the evidence base on anticipatory actions that reduce the humanitarian impact of forecasted hazards before they happen. Learn more
• Daniele Lantagne was conducting evaluations to improve the provision of water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) interventions. Learn more
• Daniel Maxwell was field-testing a monitoring system that could provide more accurate, timely, and targeted humanitarian assistance for food and nutrition crises and famine.
• Anastasia Marshak was studying more effective and cost-effective approaches to prevent children in Chad from becoming acutely malnourished.
• Elizabeth Stites and Paul Howe were exploring ways to make humanitarian assistance more effective and efficient in meeting the needs of pastoral communities in Africa. Learn more

The Feinstein International Center is working with university leadership to assess and address the impact of these and any additional award terminations that might be made in the days ahead.

Learn more about the impact of USAID award terminations at Tufts University.