MCC’s Indonesia Compact worked to unlock private sector opportunities in cocoa supply chains across the country through farmer training and expanded market access, including engagement with U.S. companies.
MCC invested in a first of its kind project in Indonesia—a solar panel installation owned and operated by a community-developer partnership, which now brings consistent electricity to Karampuang Island for the first time.
MCC’s Indonesia Compact helped modernize the government’s procurement system—creating new opportunities for increasing quality and improving efficiency across government spending.
MCC’s investments in Georgian higher education continue to attract the top students in the country. Meet freshman Chemistry/Biochemistry major Natia, who enrolled at SDSU Georgia after receiving the top score on the higher education entrance exam.
Meet Tamar, a sophomore who choose to attend the MCC supported program at SDSU Georgia because of its high quality degrees. When she applied, Tamar had received the highest score in the country on Georgia’s higher-education exam.
Meet David, a junior at SDSU-Georgia studying computer engineering in SDSU Georgia’s inaugural class after receiving the top score on the higher education entrance exam. MCC’s investments in Georgian higher education continue to attract the best and brightest.
Following its April 3 Board of Directors meeting, MCC hosted a town hall to discuss the approval of the Togo Threshold Program and the closeout of the Cabo Verde Compact II.
The Power of Senegal event, held in Washington, DC on Feb. 15, 2018, gave private sector representatives an opportunity to learn about the Senegal Compact, provide feedback on proposed projects, and interact with representatives of the Compact Development Team.
