Monitoring and Evaluation is becoming a key area of focus for NGOs globally. The more we put into M&E and the more we expect from it, the better more we will have a real impact in the world.
Category: Thought Leader
Posted inGlobal Health & Development, Thought Leader, Uncategorized
The Task Force for Global Health Celebrates 30 Years of Contributions to Global Health
The Task Force for Global Health celebrated 30 years at an Oct. 12 event that included a panel discussion with some of the leading voices in global health
Posted inHome Mortgages, Thought Leader, Thought Leadership
Atlanta Housing Seals Summer with Good News
The Cal-Culator now stands at 6.9 – the highest recorded number ever for the index. Home sales, prices, rates and an increase in first-time homebuyers propelled the index forward.
Posted inLive Healthy, Atlanta!, Thought Leader, Uncategorized
Torrential rains give rise to a couple of concerns: car caution in floods; keeping watch on proliferation of mushrooms with children and pets.
By David Martin, RN, President and CEO of VeinInnovations Relentless torrential rains plaguing the East Coast for days two weeks ago bring to mind many health concerns, including the hazards of flooding, and the dangers of our sudden profusion of mushrooms. With regard to the dangers of flooding: one needs look no further than South […]
Posted inGlobal Health & Development, Thought Leader, Uncategorized
Reflecting on the Syrian Refugee Crisis: Will We Know Their Names?
In all, CARE’s response to the Syrian refugee crisis has reached more than 1 million people. But given the magnitude of the situation, we must do more to mobilize support for refugees as they try to rebuild their lives.
Posted inPeople, Places & Parks, Thought Leader, Uncategorized
A Multitude of Motivations Drive Volunteering in Parks
As I reflect on the success of the summer, I feel it’s important to explore the reasons why corporations, groups and individuals volunteer. The answers are as diverse as our parks themselves.
Posted inRobinson School of Business, Thought Leader
Coincidence? I don’t think so.
The day before Pope Francis arrived in Cuba, Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew announced changes in U.S. regulations regarding doing business in Cuba. Coincidence?
Posted inGlobal Health & Development, Thought Leader, Uncategorized
Stopping Child Deaths from Preventable Diseases #diarrheakills
We have to ensure that children in the developing world aren’t dying from preventable diseases like diarrhea. Join with us in spreading the word of how Albendazole and ORT can save lives. #diarrheakills
Posted inHome Mortgages, Thought Leader, Thought Leadership
Seasons Change – So Should Your Habits
Between dealing with the pressure of swiftly closing deals, the growing mountain of paperwork, keeping a robust client pipeline and fostering partnerships in the housing industry, it can be extremely challenging for MLOs to carve out quality time for family, friends and life, in general. As this hectic summer season comes to a close, why […]
Posted inLive Healthy, Atlanta!, Thought Leader, Uncategorized
Heart health and sleep: Is your doctor asking you how you’re sleeping?
By David Martin, RN, President and CEO of VeinInnovations This coming weekend between 15,000 and 18,000 people will gather in Atlanta’s Centennial Olympic Park to participate in the Atlanta Heart Walk, a time-honored tradition and wonderful event promoting exercise as a way of helping prevent heart disease. This is important because heart disease is the […]
Posted inGlobal Health & Development, Thought Leader, Uncategorized
Ebola Outbreak Disrupts Polio Eradication Efforts, Highlighting the Need for Greater Investment in Weak Health Systems
Although the Ebola threat has abated in West Africa, another outbreak could once again disrupt basic health services, including immunization programs, and threaten polio eradication.
Posted inLive Healthy, Atlanta!, Thought Leader, Uncategorized
Ragweed and ozone –What’s the impact of this combination on Atlanta air quality and your health?
Atlanta is among the top 10 cities in the U.S. to have a new type of air pollution concern. Learn about some measures that may to help minimize the impact.
Posted inHome Mortgages, Thought Leader, Thought Leadership
Saying Bye to Summer – And Stagnation in Atlanta Real Estate
After a month of stagnation, the Atlanta residential real estate index has inched forward due to rising home prices, increased home sales, and improved builder confidence.
Posted inGlobal Health & Development, Thought Leader, Uncategorized
New Exhibits at the David J. Sencer CDC Museum
For Atlanta natives and guests alike, the David J. Sencer CDC Museum is a hidden gem to discover at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) headquarters.
Posted inLive Healthy, Atlanta!, Thought Leader, Uncategorized
Challenges of Living Healthy in Atlanta – Part 1: Easing off the South Your Mouth
By David Martin, RN, President and CEO, VeinInnovations In September, as the weather cools down a bit and the dogwood leaves begin to turn, Atlanta is a remarkable place to be. For those of us who love being outdoors, it’s easy to agree on Atlanta’s desirability as a wonderful place to live. If you need […]
Posted inHome Mortgages, Thought Leader, Thought Leadership
Who is the Average First-Time Homebuyer?
According to Zillow, today’s first-time homebuyers are older, renting for longer periods of time and are much more likely to be single.
Posted inLive Healthy, Atlanta!, Thought Leader, Uncategorized
Practice “Walking Away” Now To Help Prevent Holiday Heart Attacks
Walking away from a stressful situation can help reduce your holiday stress triggers. Here’s to walking, walking away, and other habits to build on now for heart-healthier holidays.
Posted inGlobal Health & Development, Thought Leader, Uncategorized
Global Health Programs Draw on Lessons from Early 20th-Century Deworming Initiative in Southern United States
There are many challenges when it comes to controlling intestinal worm infections. But, as the success of hookworm eradication in the South demonstrated, intestinal worms can be controlled.
Posted inGlobal Health & Development, Thought Leader, Uncategorized
Finding Hope through the Eyes of a Buruli Ulcer Patient
In Ghana, MAP International partners with American Leprosy Missions and Effect:Hope to reach the largest population possible with Buruli ulcer and Leprosy awareness campaigns in order to not only stop the diseases but to prevent disability.
Posted inPhilanthropy, Thought Leader, Uncategorized
For Nonprofits, Cash Flow Management is King
We want to give nonprofit leaders a clear and easy path for getting basic financial help and build on their strengths. Check out our Nonprofit Bridge Loan Fund and let us know what you think.
