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11/26/2019 IIEP's July 2015 Highlights: A recap of IGF-USA 2015, Amb. Reuben Brigety announced as Dean of the Elliott School, and more! https://us8.campaign-archive.com/?u=ef0b38a8b995e449ee9ab45f5&id=42cad2fea6 1/4 August 3, 2015 View this email in your browser Blog Facebook Twitter Website The Internet Governance Forum - USA 2015 kicked off with keynote addresses from Larry Strickling, Vint Cerf, and Steve Welcome to Ambassador Reuben Brigety, Dean of the Elliott School of International Affairs! Amb. Brigety joins the Elliott School from positions as the U.S. Representative to both the U.S. Mission to the African Union and the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa. Learn more about the appointment via GWToday's announcement! ________________________ Subscribe Past Issues Translate
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11262019 IIEPs July 2015 Highlights A recap of IGF-USA 2015 Amb Reuben Brigety announced as Dean of the Elliott School and more
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August 3 2015 View this email in your browser
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The Internet Governance Forum - USA 2015 kicked off withkeynote addresses from Larry Strickling Vint Cerf and Steve
Welcome to AmbassadorReuben Brigety Dean of theElliott School of InternationalAffairs Amb Brigety joins theElliott School from positionsas the US Representative toboth the US Mission to theAfrican Union and the UnitedNations EconomicCommission for Africa Learnmore about the appointmentvia GWTodaysannouncement________________________
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Crocker
The Internet is continually shaped by a numerous and diverse setof policymakers civil society members users norms communitiesand programs that impact the way the web is used and managedBecause its scope is so large and ever-evolving the Internet faceschallenges of accessibility and openness For the second year in arow IIEP (with leadership from Prof Susan Aaronson and KyleRenner) and the DC Chapter of The Internet Society (in particularDavid Vyorst) helped convene a diverse and representative groupof US stakeholders at the Internet Governance Forum ndash USA2015 (available to watch via LiveStream) to discuss the mostrelevant topics of Internet governance and share their ideas withothers who are actively shaping the Internet Questions covered over eight different panels and by numerouskeynote speakers at our July 16th event included How do we find abalance between protecting free speech and protecting individualsfrom damaging hate speech ndash and who should find the answerWhat are the short- and long-term impactsof technologies like bitcoin and e-commerce and how should werespond to such dramatic innovation How should governmentsmanage encryption ndash and should there be backdoors Kicking off the day ldquoFather of the Internetrdquo Vint Cerf ICANNChairman Steve Crocker and Larry Strickling of the NTIAaddressed IGF-USA 2015 discussing issues of universal accessthe importance of bringing the multistakeholder communitytogether and the evolution of the Internet over time At theconception of the Internet Vint Cerf remarked that ldquoit was a bunchof American engineers supported by the Defense DepartmentrdquoToday access to the Internet is absolutely necessary to accesseconomic opportunities ndash and Steve Crocker listed architecturalparticipatory and informational openness as vital During breakout panel sessions academics journalists andpolicymakers talked digital trade (in a session organized by ProfSusan Aaronson) the Internet of Things (IoT) cybersecurityICANN accountability digital rights multistakeholder engagementinnovation and ldquotrollsrdquo online For a more detailed recap of IGF-USA 2015 and highlights from various panel sessions visit our blogat internationaleconpolicycom If you want to catch more breakout sessions each panel isavailable to watch online along with photo highlights and a fullevent agenda We would like to thank the attendees speakersorganizers and volunteers who made the IGF-USA 2015 asuccess
For complete coverage and Live Stream video of last yearrsquos IGF-USA 2014 please visit the conference page at IGF-USAorg To
According to Professor MarkKennedy it is vital forcountries to have a level ofreceptiveness to advocacyand to promote policy thatgenerates more economicsocial and informationalopenness Pointing to theUnited States as an examplehe stressed that Turkey inparticular should foster anatmosphere of collaborationand diversity________________________
Remi Jedwabs work was thefocus of a research highlightfrom the American EconomicAssociation that looked at therelationship betweendemocracy and ethnicfavoritism In many casesleaders in developing nationsdistribute resources forinfrastructure based on theethnic identity of a groupProfessor Jedwab foundstrong evidence howeverthat democracy can play amajor role in combating this
________________________
In a Huffington Post blogpiece Mary Ellsberg wroteabout the Global WomensInstitutes work with MalalaYousafzai to bring hermessages on peace andwomens education to theclassrooms of girls across theworld Explaining howMalalas voice can providegirls a unique perspectiveEllsberg said that that Malalastill has much to teach theworld ________________________
Professor Sabina Alkire wascited in a Deseret News piecehighlighting theMultidimensional PovertyIndex and the Oxford Povertyand Human DevelopmentInitiatives 2015 GlobalReport Alkire was also citedin several Spanish languagepieces examining the impacts
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11262019 IIEPs July 2015 Highlights A recap of IGF-USA 2015 Amb Reuben Brigety announced as Dean of the Elliott School and more
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learn more about IIEPrsquos work related to Internet and globaleconomic governance check out our website
Multidimensional poverty methodologies can be used to targetaspects of poverty like education and sanitation
Professor James Foster recently traveled to Cape Town SouthAfrica to give a keynote address to leaders and academics workingon shaping policy reforms that better target poverty Sharing hiswork on multidimensional poverty measurements Professor Fosterexplained how looking through different lenses of poverty can helpleaders identify the social programs and policies most needed intheir economic development agendas Professor Foster spoke inJuly at this Poverty and Social Impact Analysis (PSIA) event inCape Town South Africa hosted by the World Bank that broughtpolicymakers academics civil society representatives anddevelopment partners together to find ways to bridge the gap FromEvidence to Policy with innovation The World Bank hosts frequentlearning events that provide a venue for local policymakers tointeract with economists find ways to better measure their countrysdevelopmental success and create new pathways to reform
Professor Foster helped representatives from South Africaunderstand the ways that a variety of policy areas interact to createpoverty and inequality Using multidimensional poverty measures tolook at shared prosperity and inclusive growth policymakerscan look at the changes in wealth among all areas of society At theevent Professor Foster explained that to measure poverty we haveto ask two questions Who is poor and How much total poverty
of using the Iacutendice dePobreza Multidimensional onpoverty rates in Colombia________________________ Data from the Indeed HiringLab found that more andmore Greeks are looking forjobs abroad Tara Sinclairanalyzed the numbers andspoke with the New YorkTimes on the implications ofthese trends for the globaleconomy - and the potentialof a Greek economicrecovery She found thatGreeks working in fields likedentistry engineering andcomputer science werebeginning to search withincreased frequency for jobselsewhere particularly inEurope Such a large exit ofworkers would only serve toworsen the countryseconomic crisis as Sinclairexplained________________________
Monday September 14thElliott School of International
Affairs 1957 E Street NWWashington DC
Lindner Commons 602
What is the role of nature incities How can businessand government leadersalign environmentalstewardship with economicgrowth The Institute forInternational EconomicPolicys Marcus King and theNature Conservancys MarkTercek and Rob McDonald
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11262019 IIEPs July 2015 Highlights A recap of IGF-USA 2015 Amb Reuben Brigety announced as Dean of the Elliott School and more
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is there
Using traditional headcount ratios economists and governmentseffectively cherry pick the richest poor and often fail to look deeplyenough at 3 major dimensions of poverty education health andstandard of living Even if global monetary poverty were todisappear this would not signal an end to poverty Fosterexplained In actuality approximately 16 billion people aremultidimensionally poor - meeting 33 or more of theMultidimensional Poverty Indexs indicators Incorporating importantfactors like deprivations basic social services and human andsocial rights leaders like those participating in the Cape Townlearning event can better identify the areas in which governmentsmust target poverty and coordinate policy changes
As Foster outlined incorporating these new criteria into policyagendas will require the resolve and determination of developingcountries themselves His trip to Cape Town was just one in aseries of trips Professor Foster and Sabina Alkire his co-author increating the Alkire-Foster Method have taken to interact withnational governments regarding their poverty-fighting strategies
In the past months Professor Foster has several to meet withleaders and help them incorporate the Alkire-Foster Method intotheir development agenda Sabina Alkire Director of the OxfordPoverty and Human Development Initiative (OPHI) and IIEP facultymember has taken similar trips to work with Latin and SouthAmerican nations regarding their understanding and adoption ofmultidimensional poverty measures In nations like Colombia theAlkire-Foster method has been used to reduce the MultidimensionalPoverty Index (MPI) and target aspects of poverty like healthcareeducation and other public services Between 2011 and 2015more than 4 million Colombians were lifted out of poverty
In September Foster and Alkires book on multidimensional povertyand analysis will launch in the United States The opportunities ourfaculty members have to reach out to development strategists andpolicymakers across the world are remarkable and their researchcontinues to make lasting impacts on the international fight againstpoverty and other areas of international economic policy
will discuss how public andprivate sector leaders canuse natural resources toboth impact the bottom lineand benefit society and howecosystem services andnatural infrastructure canenhance cities andneighborhoods The panelwill bring diverse policybackgrounds to the forumchallenging conventionalthinking about theimportance of environmentalresources and economics askey tools in creating asustainable world
Check out our re-designed blog
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11262019 IIEPs July 2015 Highlights A recap of IGF-USA 2015 Amb Reuben Brigety announced as Dean of the Elliott School and more
httpsus8campaign-archivecomu=ef0b38a8b995e449ee9ab45f5ampid=42cad2fea6 24
Crocker
The Internet is continually shaped by a numerous and diverse setof policymakers civil society members users norms communitiesand programs that impact the way the web is used and managedBecause its scope is so large and ever-evolving the Internet faceschallenges of accessibility and openness For the second year in arow IIEP (with leadership from Prof Susan Aaronson and KyleRenner) and the DC Chapter of The Internet Society (in particularDavid Vyorst) helped convene a diverse and representative groupof US stakeholders at the Internet Governance Forum ndash USA2015 (available to watch via LiveStream) to discuss the mostrelevant topics of Internet governance and share their ideas withothers who are actively shaping the Internet Questions covered over eight different panels and by numerouskeynote speakers at our July 16th event included How do we find abalance between protecting free speech and protecting individualsfrom damaging hate speech ndash and who should find the answerWhat are the short- and long-term impactsof technologies like bitcoin and e-commerce and how should werespond to such dramatic innovation How should governmentsmanage encryption ndash and should there be backdoors Kicking off the day ldquoFather of the Internetrdquo Vint Cerf ICANNChairman Steve Crocker and Larry Strickling of the NTIAaddressed IGF-USA 2015 discussing issues of universal accessthe importance of bringing the multistakeholder communitytogether and the evolution of the Internet over time At theconception of the Internet Vint Cerf remarked that ldquoit was a bunchof American engineers supported by the Defense DepartmentrdquoToday access to the Internet is absolutely necessary to accesseconomic opportunities ndash and Steve Crocker listed architecturalparticipatory and informational openness as vital During breakout panel sessions academics journalists andpolicymakers talked digital trade (in a session organized by ProfSusan Aaronson) the Internet of Things (IoT) cybersecurityICANN accountability digital rights multistakeholder engagementinnovation and ldquotrollsrdquo online For a more detailed recap of IGF-USA 2015 and highlights from various panel sessions visit our blogat internationaleconpolicycom If you want to catch more breakout sessions each panel isavailable to watch online along with photo highlights and a fullevent agenda We would like to thank the attendees speakersorganizers and volunteers who made the IGF-USA 2015 asuccess
For complete coverage and Live Stream video of last yearrsquos IGF-USA 2014 please visit the conference page at IGF-USAorg To
According to Professor MarkKennedy it is vital forcountries to have a level ofreceptiveness to advocacyand to promote policy thatgenerates more economicsocial and informationalopenness Pointing to theUnited States as an examplehe stressed that Turkey inparticular should foster anatmosphere of collaborationand diversity________________________
Remi Jedwabs work was thefocus of a research highlightfrom the American EconomicAssociation that looked at therelationship betweendemocracy and ethnicfavoritism In many casesleaders in developing nationsdistribute resources forinfrastructure based on theethnic identity of a groupProfessor Jedwab foundstrong evidence howeverthat democracy can play amajor role in combating this
________________________
In a Huffington Post blogpiece Mary Ellsberg wroteabout the Global WomensInstitutes work with MalalaYousafzai to bring hermessages on peace andwomens education to theclassrooms of girls across theworld Explaining howMalalas voice can providegirls a unique perspectiveEllsberg said that that Malalastill has much to teach theworld ________________________
Professor Sabina Alkire wascited in a Deseret News piecehighlighting theMultidimensional PovertyIndex and the Oxford Povertyand Human DevelopmentInitiatives 2015 GlobalReport Alkire was also citedin several Spanish languagepieces examining the impacts
Subscribe Past Issues Translate
11262019 IIEPs July 2015 Highlights A recap of IGF-USA 2015 Amb Reuben Brigety announced as Dean of the Elliott School and more
httpsus8campaign-archivecomu=ef0b38a8b995e449ee9ab45f5ampid=42cad2fea6 34
learn more about IIEPrsquos work related to Internet and globaleconomic governance check out our website
Multidimensional poverty methodologies can be used to targetaspects of poverty like education and sanitation
Professor James Foster recently traveled to Cape Town SouthAfrica to give a keynote address to leaders and academics workingon shaping policy reforms that better target poverty Sharing hiswork on multidimensional poverty measurements Professor Fosterexplained how looking through different lenses of poverty can helpleaders identify the social programs and policies most needed intheir economic development agendas Professor Foster spoke inJuly at this Poverty and Social Impact Analysis (PSIA) event inCape Town South Africa hosted by the World Bank that broughtpolicymakers academics civil society representatives anddevelopment partners together to find ways to bridge the gap FromEvidence to Policy with innovation The World Bank hosts frequentlearning events that provide a venue for local policymakers tointeract with economists find ways to better measure their countrysdevelopmental success and create new pathways to reform
Professor Foster helped representatives from South Africaunderstand the ways that a variety of policy areas interact to createpoverty and inequality Using multidimensional poverty measures tolook at shared prosperity and inclusive growth policymakerscan look at the changes in wealth among all areas of society At theevent Professor Foster explained that to measure poverty we haveto ask two questions Who is poor and How much total poverty
of using the Iacutendice dePobreza Multidimensional onpoverty rates in Colombia________________________ Data from the Indeed HiringLab found that more andmore Greeks are looking forjobs abroad Tara Sinclairanalyzed the numbers andspoke with the New YorkTimes on the implications ofthese trends for the globaleconomy - and the potentialof a Greek economicrecovery She found thatGreeks working in fields likedentistry engineering andcomputer science werebeginning to search withincreased frequency for jobselsewhere particularly inEurope Such a large exit ofworkers would only serve toworsen the countryseconomic crisis as Sinclairexplained________________________
Monday September 14thElliott School of International
Affairs 1957 E Street NWWashington DC
Lindner Commons 602
What is the role of nature incities How can businessand government leadersalign environmentalstewardship with economicgrowth The Institute forInternational EconomicPolicys Marcus King and theNature Conservancys MarkTercek and Rob McDonald
Subscribe Past Issues Translate
11262019 IIEPs July 2015 Highlights A recap of IGF-USA 2015 Amb Reuben Brigety announced as Dean of the Elliott School and more
httpsus8campaign-archivecomu=ef0b38a8b995e449ee9ab45f5ampid=42cad2fea6 44
is there
Using traditional headcount ratios economists and governmentseffectively cherry pick the richest poor and often fail to look deeplyenough at 3 major dimensions of poverty education health andstandard of living Even if global monetary poverty were todisappear this would not signal an end to poverty Fosterexplained In actuality approximately 16 billion people aremultidimensionally poor - meeting 33 or more of theMultidimensional Poverty Indexs indicators Incorporating importantfactors like deprivations basic social services and human andsocial rights leaders like those participating in the Cape Townlearning event can better identify the areas in which governmentsmust target poverty and coordinate policy changes
As Foster outlined incorporating these new criteria into policyagendas will require the resolve and determination of developingcountries themselves His trip to Cape Town was just one in aseries of trips Professor Foster and Sabina Alkire his co-author increating the Alkire-Foster Method have taken to interact withnational governments regarding their poverty-fighting strategies
In the past months Professor Foster has several to meet withleaders and help them incorporate the Alkire-Foster Method intotheir development agenda Sabina Alkire Director of the OxfordPoverty and Human Development Initiative (OPHI) and IIEP facultymember has taken similar trips to work with Latin and SouthAmerican nations regarding their understanding and adoption ofmultidimensional poverty measures In nations like Colombia theAlkire-Foster method has been used to reduce the MultidimensionalPoverty Index (MPI) and target aspects of poverty like healthcareeducation and other public services Between 2011 and 2015more than 4 million Colombians were lifted out of poverty
In September Foster and Alkires book on multidimensional povertyand analysis will launch in the United States The opportunities ourfaculty members have to reach out to development strategists andpolicymakers across the world are remarkable and their researchcontinues to make lasting impacts on the international fight againstpoverty and other areas of international economic policy
will discuss how public andprivate sector leaders canuse natural resources toboth impact the bottom lineand benefit society and howecosystem services andnatural infrastructure canenhance cities andneighborhoods The panelwill bring diverse policybackgrounds to the forumchallenging conventionalthinking about theimportance of environmentalresources and economics askey tools in creating asustainable world
Check out our re-designed blog
Copyright copy 2015 The Institute for International Economic Policy All rights reserved
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Subscribe Past Issues Translate
11262019 IIEPs July 2015 Highlights A recap of IGF-USA 2015 Amb Reuben Brigety announced as Dean of the Elliott School and more
httpsus8campaign-archivecomu=ef0b38a8b995e449ee9ab45f5ampid=42cad2fea6 34
learn more about IIEPrsquos work related to Internet and globaleconomic governance check out our website
Multidimensional poverty methodologies can be used to targetaspects of poverty like education and sanitation
Professor James Foster recently traveled to Cape Town SouthAfrica to give a keynote address to leaders and academics workingon shaping policy reforms that better target poverty Sharing hiswork on multidimensional poverty measurements Professor Fosterexplained how looking through different lenses of poverty can helpleaders identify the social programs and policies most needed intheir economic development agendas Professor Foster spoke inJuly at this Poverty and Social Impact Analysis (PSIA) event inCape Town South Africa hosted by the World Bank that broughtpolicymakers academics civil society representatives anddevelopment partners together to find ways to bridge the gap FromEvidence to Policy with innovation The World Bank hosts frequentlearning events that provide a venue for local policymakers tointeract with economists find ways to better measure their countrysdevelopmental success and create new pathways to reform
Professor Foster helped representatives from South Africaunderstand the ways that a variety of policy areas interact to createpoverty and inequality Using multidimensional poverty measures tolook at shared prosperity and inclusive growth policymakerscan look at the changes in wealth among all areas of society At theevent Professor Foster explained that to measure poverty we haveto ask two questions Who is poor and How much total poverty
of using the Iacutendice dePobreza Multidimensional onpoverty rates in Colombia________________________ Data from the Indeed HiringLab found that more andmore Greeks are looking forjobs abroad Tara Sinclairanalyzed the numbers andspoke with the New YorkTimes on the implications ofthese trends for the globaleconomy - and the potentialof a Greek economicrecovery She found thatGreeks working in fields likedentistry engineering andcomputer science werebeginning to search withincreased frequency for jobselsewhere particularly inEurope Such a large exit ofworkers would only serve toworsen the countryseconomic crisis as Sinclairexplained________________________
Monday September 14thElliott School of International
Affairs 1957 E Street NWWashington DC
Lindner Commons 602
What is the role of nature incities How can businessand government leadersalign environmentalstewardship with economicgrowth The Institute forInternational EconomicPolicys Marcus King and theNature Conservancys MarkTercek and Rob McDonald
Subscribe Past Issues Translate
11262019 IIEPs July 2015 Highlights A recap of IGF-USA 2015 Amb Reuben Brigety announced as Dean of the Elliott School and more
httpsus8campaign-archivecomu=ef0b38a8b995e449ee9ab45f5ampid=42cad2fea6 44
is there
Using traditional headcount ratios economists and governmentseffectively cherry pick the richest poor and often fail to look deeplyenough at 3 major dimensions of poverty education health andstandard of living Even if global monetary poverty were todisappear this would not signal an end to poverty Fosterexplained In actuality approximately 16 billion people aremultidimensionally poor - meeting 33 or more of theMultidimensional Poverty Indexs indicators Incorporating importantfactors like deprivations basic social services and human andsocial rights leaders like those participating in the Cape Townlearning event can better identify the areas in which governmentsmust target poverty and coordinate policy changes
As Foster outlined incorporating these new criteria into policyagendas will require the resolve and determination of developingcountries themselves His trip to Cape Town was just one in aseries of trips Professor Foster and Sabina Alkire his co-author increating the Alkire-Foster Method have taken to interact withnational governments regarding their poverty-fighting strategies
In the past months Professor Foster has several to meet withleaders and help them incorporate the Alkire-Foster Method intotheir development agenda Sabina Alkire Director of the OxfordPoverty and Human Development Initiative (OPHI) and IIEP facultymember has taken similar trips to work with Latin and SouthAmerican nations regarding their understanding and adoption ofmultidimensional poverty measures In nations like Colombia theAlkire-Foster method has been used to reduce the MultidimensionalPoverty Index (MPI) and target aspects of poverty like healthcareeducation and other public services Between 2011 and 2015more than 4 million Colombians were lifted out of poverty
In September Foster and Alkires book on multidimensional povertyand analysis will launch in the United States The opportunities ourfaculty members have to reach out to development strategists andpolicymakers across the world are remarkable and their researchcontinues to make lasting impacts on the international fight againstpoverty and other areas of international economic policy
will discuss how public andprivate sector leaders canuse natural resources toboth impact the bottom lineand benefit society and howecosystem services andnatural infrastructure canenhance cities andneighborhoods The panelwill bring diverse policybackgrounds to the forumchallenging conventionalthinking about theimportance of environmentalresources and economics askey tools in creating asustainable world
Check out our re-designed blog
Copyright copy 2015 The Institute for International Economic Policy All rights reserved
unsubscribe from this list update subscription preferences
Subscribe Past Issues Translate
11262019 IIEPs July 2015 Highlights A recap of IGF-USA 2015 Amb Reuben Brigety announced as Dean of the Elliott School and more
httpsus8campaign-archivecomu=ef0b38a8b995e449ee9ab45f5ampid=42cad2fea6 44
is there
Using traditional headcount ratios economists and governmentseffectively cherry pick the richest poor and often fail to look deeplyenough at 3 major dimensions of poverty education health andstandard of living Even if global monetary poverty were todisappear this would not signal an end to poverty Fosterexplained In actuality approximately 16 billion people aremultidimensionally poor - meeting 33 or more of theMultidimensional Poverty Indexs indicators Incorporating importantfactors like deprivations basic social services and human andsocial rights leaders like those participating in the Cape Townlearning event can better identify the areas in which governmentsmust target poverty and coordinate policy changes
As Foster outlined incorporating these new criteria into policyagendas will require the resolve and determination of developingcountries themselves His trip to Cape Town was just one in aseries of trips Professor Foster and Sabina Alkire his co-author increating the Alkire-Foster Method have taken to interact withnational governments regarding their poverty-fighting strategies
In the past months Professor Foster has several to meet withleaders and help them incorporate the Alkire-Foster Method intotheir development agenda Sabina Alkire Director of the OxfordPoverty and Human Development Initiative (OPHI) and IIEP facultymember has taken similar trips to work with Latin and SouthAmerican nations regarding their understanding and adoption ofmultidimensional poverty measures In nations like Colombia theAlkire-Foster method has been used to reduce the MultidimensionalPoverty Index (MPI) and target aspects of poverty like healthcareeducation and other public services Between 2011 and 2015more than 4 million Colombians were lifted out of poverty
In September Foster and Alkires book on multidimensional povertyand analysis will launch in the United States The opportunities ourfaculty members have to reach out to development strategists andpolicymakers across the world are remarkable and their researchcontinues to make lasting impacts on the international fight againstpoverty and other areas of international economic policy
will discuss how public andprivate sector leaders canuse natural resources toboth impact the bottom lineand benefit society and howecosystem services andnatural infrastructure canenhance cities andneighborhoods The panelwill bring diverse policybackgrounds to the forumchallenging conventionalthinking about theimportance of environmentalresources and economics askey tools in creating asustainable world
Check out our re-designed blog
Copyright copy 2015 The Institute for International Economic Policy All rights reserved
unsubscribe from this list update subscription preferences
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