Arlington, Virginia: Navanti to provide on-the-ground data collection for the GISR MENA Task Order under the indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) OASIS contract. The task order is designed to help USAID missions in the Middle East and North Africa respond to shocks that impact governance and stability, and address gaps in governance and resilience programming.
Arlington, Virginia: In January, the Navanti Group joined the Society for International Development – Washington, DC chapter (SID-W), a major consortium of development actors, including implementors, donors, NGOs, think tanks, and consultants. SID-W membership provides Navanti with networking opportunities and the ability to attend talks and working groups, and represents a step towards the company’s ongoing goal of expanding its presence in the development sphere.
Moroccan law stipulates that after the death of a parent, daughters of the deceased inherit half of what their male relativesreceive. While even some socially liberal Moroccans acknowledge that this system was suitable in the past, when men headed up the vast majority of households, it has made life difficult in the modern age for those 20% of homes in which women are the primary breadwinners.