GLOBAL THREATS & THE COMING DEVELOPMENT REVOLUTION

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    GLOBAL THREATS & THE COMING DEVELOPMENT REVOLUTION

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    As conflict and climate change threaten our planet and force historic levels of migration and suffering, business as usual in foreign policy, peace-making, and development won’t be enough. Please join Oxfam and InterAction for a provocative discussion about today’s global threats and new trends in development that will shape our planet, and the future of peace, prosperity, poverty, and inequality.

    With a new, universal sustainable development agenda for 2030, dramatic shifts in development finance, a growing, global, networked middle class, and ongoing diffusion of information and technology reaching all corners, the next decades promise upheaval for the development community. How will development agencies and NGOs need to change to maximize positive impact while enhancing accountability and breaking cycles of dependency? What if we fail?

    As he steps down as Chief of Policy, Planning, and Learning at USAID, Alex Thier will reflect on the ongoing transformation in US Government development policy, what we've learned, and what will be needed to accelerate progress, address conflict and climate change, while leaving no one behind.

    Introductory Remarks from:

    Nancy Lindborg, President of the United States Institute for Peace

    Discussants will include:

    Paul O’Brien, Oxfam America's Vice President of Policy and Campaigns Lindsay Coates, InterAction's Executive Vice President Missy Ryan, Pentagon Correspondent Washington Post will moderate the conversation.

    Monday, November 30, 2015 at 4 pm Oxfam America’s offices at 1101 17th Street NW 13th Floor Washington, DC 20036

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    Can Country Ownership Work?

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    Can oil and accountability mix

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    Community Consent Index: Company Public Positions

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    El Salvador May 2014

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    Farmers Leading the Way from Crisis to Resilience:

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    Geographies of Conflict: Ghana and Peru

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    Ghana’s Oil Boom: A Readiness Report Card

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    GLOBAL THREATS & THE COMING DEVELOPMENT REVOLUTION

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    Grow Campaign Launch June 1st at 12:20pm EDT

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    Haiti, One Year On: Realizing Country Ownership in

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    How Can We Improve Aid to Developing Countries?

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    In the wake of Haiti, how can we improve aid?

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    Kenya's Oil Boom

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    LIVE Q&A around Summer Actions

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    Military, faith and humanitarian leaders hold info

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    Next Steps: Oil and mining industry transparency

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    Oil, Gas, and Mining Stories in 2012

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    Policy Recommendations for NHRIs

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    Risk & Reward in U.S. Foreign Assistance

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    Shining a Light on Petroleum Agreements

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    The Arms Trade Treaty

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    The Road to Busan

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    Watching the watchdogs: oil and gas monitoring

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    What’s Hot and What’s Not? Changes in development

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