Facilitated by IDEAL, the Food Security COVID-19 Learning Event will create an opportunity for emergency and non-emergency practitioners of USAID/Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance-funded activities to:

• Pause and reflect on the lessons learned so far from implementing emergency and non-emergency food security activities during the COVID-19 pandemic;
• Explore innovations and adaptations resulting from the response to a changing environment;
• Discuss the implications and applicability of lessons learned and adaptations across pandemic contexts to situations beyond COVID-19; and
• Network with colleagues to establish and strengthen relationships for peer-to-peer collaboration and learning.

Because the event will be 100% online, we will use an event platform called Whova. You will need to (1) register for the event and (2) create an account with Whova. You can access the platform on your computer, or on your mobile phone (simply download the app). Start by registering for the event by clicking the button below. In the confirmation message, you will find the link to create your Whova account. Having trouble? We recorded a step-by-step guide.

Claudine Lim

Manager at The Principles for Digital Development

Claudine first joined the Digital Impact Alliance in October 2017, shortly after receiving a dual masters in international relations and public relations from the Maxwell School and S.I. Newhouse School at Syracuse University. After working as a Program Coordinator and Researcher for DIAL’s Business Operations, she is currently working with the Principles of Digital Development.