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BRIEFS
September 10, 2007
For the past decade, U.S. attention to Latin America has focused mainly on promotion of free trade and opposition to narcotics trafficking and security threats. But there are signs that Washington is beginning to recognize the importance of helping the region tackle longstanding poverty and social i...
CGD in the News
August 08, 2007
In Sunday's Washington Post article The Democrats Dither on Trade, author David Ignatius quotes Nancy Birdsall, CGD president, as a source of authority.
From the article:
"But Democrats aren't isolationist in their souls. They instinctively want to be the party of openness and development. 'The De...
MCC MONITOR ANALYSIS
July 26, 2007
This paper examines trends in U.S. non-military global aid and how the administration’s proposed budget for fiscal year 2003 would affect those trends. The analysis addresses how the overall level of proposed aid compares with past levels and examines three standards for measuring aid over time: aid...
MCC MONITOR ANALYSIS
July 26, 2007
This paper defines seven principles to guide the design and implementation of the Millennium Challenge Account" (MCA), a new compact for development announced by President Bush in March. It assumes that MCA resources will be targeted to low-income countries that have limited, if any, access to priva...
MCC MONITOR ANALYSIS
July 26, 2007
This paper defines two distinct and overarching objectives for the MCA and proposes 12 criteria for assessing recipient country eligibility. The authors recommend that the MCA be targeted to the poorest countries that are eligible for World Bank grants and concessional loans.