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By Jennifer Kates , Eric Lief and Jonathan Pearson;
July 30, 2008
(14 pages)
Donor governments, including the United States and European nations, provide almost all external health funding to low- and middle- income countries through both bilateral and multilateral channels.
Donor governments, including the United States and European nations, provide almost all external health funding to low- and middle- income countries through both bilateral and multilateral channels. As such, funding from donor governments is critical to the health of developing nations and tracking donor funding is important for assessing the availability of funding over time. This paper provides an analysis of donor funding commitments for health between 2001 and 2006.
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by Laipson, Ellen; Pandya, Amit; Almudhaf, Hayfaa; Khouri, Rami; Dyer, Paul; Engineer, Irfan, Balachandran, V.; Caballero-Anthony, Mely; Contreras, Antionio; Graces, Len; Pido, Michael; Pomeroy, Robert; Pramualratana, Anthony; Baruah, Karabi; El-Hokayem, Emile; Patteson, Kendra; Cronin, Richard; Fischer, Julie; ;
July 25, 2008
This new volume is a collection of analytic pieces written by experts from the Middle East, South Asia and Southeast Asia on transnational and nontraditional security (NTS) issues, as well as analysis by Stimson Center scholars.
This new volume is a collection of analytic pieces written by experts from the Middle East, South Asia and Southeast Asia on transnational and nontraditional security (NTS) issues, as well as analysis by Stimson Center scholars. The book is a product of an exciting project at the Stimson Center entitled Regional Voices. Led by Amit Pandya, this project is exploring the rising salience of transnational issues in the security debates in these three critical regions.
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By Samuel Black;
July 22, 2008
This report examines the concept of no harmful interference with satellites, and argues that it is the key to a sustainable code of conduct for responsible space-faring nations.
This report examines the concept of no harmful interference with satellites, and argues that it is the key to a sustainable code of conduct for responsible space-faring nations.
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By Ellen Laipson;
July 14, 2008
It is time for a new policy in Iraq, to recalibrate America’s equities and engagement there. The current administration is tied to its policy, knowing that the president’s historic legacy will be based on the outcome in Iraq, and hoping that current positive trends can be turned into more permanent conditions.
It is time for a new policy in Iraq, to recalibrate America’s equities and engagement there. The current administration is tied to its policy, knowing that the president’s historic legacy will be based on the outcome in Iraq, and hoping that current positive trends can be turned into more permanent conditions. But the American people and their political leaders need to be thinking more boldly about a new horizon: Where do we want U.S.-Iraq relations to be in five years?
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By Jennifer Kates, José-Antonio Izazola, and Eric Lief;
July 09, 2008
UNAIDS and the Kaiser Family Foundation have released a report analyzing funding trends in international assistance for HIV/AIDS from G8, European Commission and other governments in 2007. Stimson Center Senior Advisor Eric Lief collaborated in the preparation of this report.
UNAIDS and the Kaiser Family Foundation have released a report analyzing funding trends in international assistance for HIV/AIDS from G8, European Commission and other governments in 2007. Stimson Center Senior Advisor Eric Lief collaborated in the preparation of this report. The report found a continuing upward trajectory in HIV/AIDS funding, but a widening gap between funding and needs.
