No One Likes Bed Nets Anyway
With all the deficit talk in Washington lately, it’s no surprise that Ron Paul is going after an easy target: US Foreign Aid. It was the least popular spending measure among Americans polled for a recent Pew study. But wait a sec… U.S. assistance
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Archives for blog topic “Foreign Aid”
Feb 18 2011
By Paul L. Sparks
Jan 28 2011
By Paul L. Sparks
State the Union Confusion on Foreign Policy
You’ve got questions about the State of the Union? Foreign Policy has answers (or at least some snarky comments). Read how Josh Rogin translates the speech for the benefit of the confused. Or if you’re in a more serious mood, see how close FP
Dec 23 2010
By Paul L. Sparks
Foreign Assistance Dashboard Launched
Every wonder exactly where U.S. foreign aid dollars go? The Department of State and U.S. Agency for International Development have taken on the task of offering more transparency with a new, sleek and user-friendly website. ForeignAssistance.gov allows
Oct 15 2010
By lmolinaro
Evaluating the Millenium Villages
Lawrence MacDonald of the Center for Global Development (CGD) writes: “In development, it’s good to try new, innovative ideas– but even better to know whether or not they work. Michael Clemens, senior fellow at CGD, and Gabriel Demombynes,
Aug 13 2010
By lmolinaro
The Social Good Summit
On Monday, September 20, the Social Good Summit (brought to you by Mashable, 92Y and the UN Foundation) will be one of the only major public UN Week events. Every speaker will bring to the stage a new way that big, innovative ideas and new media
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