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    IPS Reports On USAID's Implementation And Procurement Reform

    Inter Press Service examines recent changes at USAID in line with President Barack Obama's vision to help build "the capacity of developing countries so that they can develop themselves." Obama outlined this idea during the Millennium Development Goal summit in New York last month. "Consider...
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    USAID Opens Budget Office, Agency Will Assume More Responsibility For Its Resources

    USAID Administrator Rajiv Shah recently told agency staff "of the creation of the new USAID Office of Budget and Resource Management (BRM), to be led by his senior budgetary advisor Mike Casella," Foreign Policy's blog, "The Cable," reports, adding that this will "give USAID an increased role in...
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    Pres. Obama Announces Nominees For Two USAID Leadership Posts

    President Barack Obama has announced his intention to fill two more leadership positions at USAID, Foreign Policy's "The Cable" blog reports. According to the blog, Donald Steinberg has been tapped as USAID deputy administrator and Nancy Lindborg as assistant administrator for the USAID...
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    USAID Administrator Shares Vision For Agency Reform

    During a speech at the National Press Club on Friday, USAID Administrator Rajiv spoke about ongoing efforts to reform the agency he oversees, noting the importance of improving development strategies targeting women, among other things, All Headline News reports (6/20). Shah "said he would...
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    Opinions: G8's Track Record; Maternal, Child Health; Chan On N. Korea; USAID, DDT In

    G8's 'Disappointing Track Record' In a Vancouver Sun opinion piece, columnist Barbara Yaffe writes about the "disappointing track record of delivery on past G8 aid promises" in light of recent concern over Canada's announcement that it will not fund abortion in its G8 initiative...
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    Opinions: G8's Track Record; Maternal, Child Health; Chan On N. Korea; USAID, DDT In

    G8's 'Disappointing Track Record' In a Vancouver Sun opinion piece, columnist Barbara Yaffe writes about the "disappointing track record of delivery on past G8 aid promises" in light of recent concern over Canada's announcement that it will not fund abortion in its G8 initiative...
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    Also In Global Health News: Poverty In W. Africa; USAID Grants In Zimbabwe; TB Contro

    ECOWAS, UEMOA Release Strategy For Reducing Poverty In W. Africa The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and the Monetary Union of West Africa (UEMOA) on Monday released a 204-page strategy paper aimed at reducing poverty in West Africa, the Guardian reports... More...
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    Also In Global Health News: Poverty In W. Africa; USAID Grants In Zimbabwe; TB Contro

    ECOWAS, UEMOA Release Strategy For Reducing Poverty In W. Africa The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and the Monetary Union of West Africa (UEMOA) on Monday released a 204-page strategy paper aimed at reducing poverty in West Africa, the Guardian reports... More...
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    Shah Confirmed By Senate To Head USAID

    The Senate has "confirmed Rajiv Shah as head of USAID, putting the 36-year-old doctor in charge of the sprawling $20 billion aid agency which stands poised for a major funding boost," Reuters reports. The new USAID administrator "won widespread bipartisan support in his confirmation...
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    Kaiser USAID Administrator Hearing Begins

    Ahead of a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing Tuesday, Rajiv Shah, President Barack Obama's nominee for USAID administrator, submitted "a long list of detailed answers to questions" and "weighed in on a number of substantive issues while deferring to the ongoing reviews at both State and...
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