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Five Lessons on Locally Led Development

Photo Credit: Dr. Koki Agarwal/Jhpiego

For the past six years, USAID’s flagship global maternal, newborn, and child health project, MOMENTUM, has been on the frontlines, shifting the design and implementation of health solutions to those best equipped to drive positive change within their own communities. MOMENTUM channels funding directly to local partners, promotes space for local actors in global dialogues and forums, and prioritizes strengthening the capacity of local institutions—truly putting our localization policy into practice.

Read five lessons on what makes locally led development truly work—and what doesn’t, from USAID’s MOMENTUM Project Partners.

Related Resources:

• Explore Localization at USAID: The Vision and Approach
• Read the FY 22 Localization Progress Report: Moving Toward a Model of Locally Led Development
• Learn more about USAID MOMENTUM: Explore the website