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2009 Offering of Letters

David Beckmann Reports on Progress to Reform foreign Aid

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New Bill Would Require President to Develop and Implement a National Strategy for Global Development

On April 28, Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee Representative Howard Berman (D-CA-28) and Representative Mark Kirk (R-IL-10) introduced H.R. 2139, the “Initiating Foreign Assistance Reform Act of 2009,” to direct the president to develop and implement a comprehensive national strategy to further the U.S. foreign policy objective of promoting global development, and for other purposes.

The bill is intended to be a precursor to a broader reform effort later this year, including a comprehensive rewrite of the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961. Learn more »

Also ... view Rev. David Beckmann's recent interview with C-Span's "Washington Journal." He fields questions from all over the country on the need to reform U.S. foreign assistance.

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