MIID is implementing the project ‘Resilient Mountain Solutions in Myanmar’ in partnership with The
Environmental Conservation,Climate Change Adaptation,Rivers and Lakes,Rural Livelihoods,Agricultural Value Chains
Participatory Development Planning, Civil Society Strengthening, Gender Equality, Social Protection & Social Inclusion, Local Governance
Agriculture, Food Security & Nutrition
Equality and Human Rights
As Myanmar continues its democratic transition, developments in the country present unique opportunities for enduring positive change. In this inherently complex environment, a context-relevant, participatory, and integrated approach to development is essential to making the most of these emerging opportunities.
The Myanmar Institute for Integrated Development (MIID) is a non-profit institute based in Yangon, Myanmar.
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MIID is implementing the project ‘Resilient Mountain Solutions in Myanmar’ in partnership with The
In September 2019, MIID launched the Inlay Lake Ambassadors Programme to train and mobilize young
In March 2018, the 30-month research project began to understand and improve the economic and
In September 2017, MIID began implementing the project: “Improving Market Opportunities for Smallholder Farmers, Especially
In June 2016 the Myanmar Institute for Integrated Development (MIID) has started a 3-year
Myanmar’s two iconic rivers, the Ayeyarwady and Thanlwin rivers, are invaluable sources of natural bio-diversity,
Connections with traders, strong farmer associations and a keen market understanding are all critical
The highlands of Nyaungshwe and Kalaw Townships are a few miles from Myanmar’s famous Inle
As a country develops, aquatic ecosystems come under pressure from increasingly rapid changes affecting river
Civil society organizations (CSOs) throughout Myanmar play an important role in the country’s development. The
The stunningly beautiful Danu region is a place full of tourism potential. Through awareness raising
Emerging decentralization reforms in Myanmar have meant that subnational governments are beginning to gain broader
