DEC Express

The DEC Express is a monthly newsletter that highlights recent additions to the DEC, including evaluations, reports, and other documents. The newsletter is published by the USAID Data Services Team, which is funded by the Bureau for Management, Office of the Chief Information Officer (M/CIO). The DEC Express features a section on recent additions by sector, which includes evaluations, reports, and other documents on various topics such as agriculture and food security, democracy, human rights, and governance, economic growth and trade, education, environment and global climate change, gender equality and women's empowerment, global health, USAID planning and management, water and sanitation, working in crisis and conflict, and science and technology. One of the featured documents is the "Maternal nutrition and pregnancy outcomes: anthropometric assessment" from 1991, which is a reference document. The document is not available in the provided text, but it is mentioned as a recent addition to the DEC. The DEC Express also features a section on most viewed and most downloaded documents, which includes reports and evaluations on various topics. The newsletter encourages readers to visit the USAID/DEC website for more information and to contact the USAID Data Services Team for assistance. The USAID Data Services Team is funded by M/CIO/ITSD/KM and is operated by DevTech and Library Associates under contract no. GS-10F-0004L. The contents of the DEC Express are the sole responsibility of the USAID Data Services Team and do not necessarily reflect the views of USAID or the USG. The DEC Express is a valuable resource for USAID staff, partners, and the general public, providing access to a wealth of information on development programs and activities. The newsletter is an important tool for knowledge sharing and learning, and it helps to promote transparency and accountability in USAID's development work. The USAID Data Services Team plays a critical role in maintaining the DEC and producing the DEC Express. The team is responsible for collecting, processing, and disseminating data and information on USAID's development programs and activities. The team's work helps to ensure that the DEC is a reliable and accurate source of information, and that the DEC Express is a useful and informative newsletter. The DEC Express is an important tool for USAID's development work, and it plays a critical role in promoting transparency and accountability. The newsletter helps to ensure that USAID's development programs and activities are well-informed and evidence-based, and that the agency is able to learn from its experiences and adapt to changing circumstances.