Network Resources

MFAN’s members are the critical link between U.S. international development policy and its practice in the field, providing a unique perspective that informs its recommendations for streamlining and enhancing U.S. investments in the prosperity, stability and growth of developing countries.

From Recent Member Blogs:

Resources

• The Cost of Reaction The Long-Term Costs of Short-Term Cures

• Humanity as a Weapon of War Sustainable Security and the Role of the U.S. Military

• In Search of Sustainable Security Linking National Security, Human Security, and Collective Security to Protect America and Our World

• Foreign Aid 101: A quick and easy guide to understand US foreign aid

• Smart Development: Why US Foreign Aid Demands Major Reform

• Smart Development in the Field

• Value Added: Women and US Foreign Assistance for the 21st Century.

• Bread for the World Institute: Briefing Papers

• Smart Power: Building a Better, Safer World A Policy Framework for Presidential Candidates

• The Global Wire Frank Sesno interview with Madeleine Albright on The Global Wire

• CGD’s Modernizing Foreign Assistance Initiative

• Why the U.S. Needs a Cabinet-level Department for Global and Human Development

• Proposed Major Components and Organization of a Cabinet-level Department for Global and Human Development

• Security By Other Means Organizing Foreign Assistance to Meet Twenty-First Century Challenges

• Modernizing U.S. Foreign Assistance for the 21st Century

• Oxfam America: Aid Reform

• New Report: Transforming U.S. Foreign Aid for Women and Families Women Thrive and ICRW provide solutions for fixing our foreign assistance system.