NTI Nuclear Materials Security Index: Building a Framework for Assurance, Accountability, and Action Nuclear Threat Initiative Published: January 2012 Ranks security practices and conditions of nuclear materials in 176 countries, including those without weapons-grade material. Calls for international dialog on priorities, benchmarking, holding states accountable, and strengthening state stewardship. Funder(s): Carnegie Corporation of New York, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, Peter G. Peterson Foundation Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Security/Terrorism; Science/Technology Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(128 pages; 5.78MB; PDF)
Frontline Health Workers: The Best Way to Save Lives, Accelerate Progress on Global Health, and Help Advance U.S. Interests Frontline Health Workers Coalition Published: January 2012 Argues for training, equipping, and supporting community-based health workers, midwives, pharmacists, nurses, and doctors who provide care for rural populations in the developing world as a cost-efficient way to advance global health and development. Funder(s): Abt Associates, AMREF, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Family Care International, Global Alliance to Prevent Prematurity and Stillbirth, International Association of Physicians in AIDS Care, IntraHealth International, Jhpiego, Partners In Health, PSI, Public Health Institute, RESULTS, Save the Children, White Ribbon Alliance for Safe Motherhood, World Vision Subject(s): Health; International Affairs/Development; Health, HIV/AIDS Publication Type: Issue Brief PubHub Link(8 pages; 1.21MB; PDF)
Voices of Change in African Higher Education Institute of International Education Lindow, Megan Published: January 2012 Compiles success stories of PHEA-supported efforts to transform universities and develop effective means of teaching, research, and services in nine African countries. Examines obstacles overcome, lessons learned, and new possibilities for partnerships. Funder(s): Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Carnegie Corporation of New York, Ford Foundation, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, Kresge Foundation, Partnership for Higher Education in Africa, Rockefeller Foundation, William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Subject(s): Higher Education; Education; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Program Evaluation/Lessons Learned PubHub Link(239 pages; 9.41MB; PDF)
Global Digital Communication: Texting, Social Networking Popular Worldwide Pew Global Attitudes Project Published: December 2011 Presents survey findings about trends in the use of cell phone technologies and social networking sites in twenty-one countries by age, gender, and education and in relation to GDP per capita. Funder(s): Pew Charitable Trusts Subject(s): Science/Technology; Science/Technology, Internet; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Survey PubHub Link(30 pages; 407KB; PDF)
There Are Alternatives: A Handbook for Preventing Unnecessary Immigration Detention International Detention Coalition Published: May 2011 Examines concerns about the use of immigration detention and introduces the Community Assessment and Placement model, which combines mechanisms that prevent unnecessary detention and community management models, including case management and monitoring. Funder(s): Oak Foundation Subject(s): Public Affairs; International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Migration/Refugee Issues Publication Type: Best Practice PubHub Link(83 pages; ; HTML)
Implementing Client Protection in Microfinance: The State of the Practice, 2011 Smart Campaign Rozas, Daniel Published: November 2011 Based on third-party assessments, rates MFIs on preventing over-indebtedness, transparency, responsible pricing, fair and respectful treatment of clients, privacy of client data, and mechanisms for complaint resolution. Outlines next steps and challenges. Funder(s): ACCION International, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, Ford Foundation, International Finance Corporation, MasterCard Foundation, Small Industries Development Bank of India, United States Agency for International Development Subject(s): Social Entrepreneurship; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(48 pages; 2.43MB; PDF)
Off-Track, Off-Target: Why Investment in Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Is Not Reaching Those Who Need It Most WaterAid Published: November 2011 Outlines obstacles to ending the water, sanitation, and hygiene crisis, including growing inequity and the cycle of low investment and weak performance; challenges for governments and donors; strategies for targeted investment; and policy recommendations. Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Water/Sanitation/Hygiene; International Affairs/ Development, Poverty Alleviation Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(68 pages; 3.25MB; PDF)
Innovative Financing Mechanisms for Global Health: Overview & Considerations for U.S. Government Participation Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Published: October 2011 Defines, classifies, and inventories innovative financing mechanisms for global health such as front-loading funds, public-private research partnerships, and performance incentives. Examines U.S. government involvement and policy considerations. Funder(s): Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; Health; International Affairs/Development, Humanitarian Relief/Assistance Publication Type: Best Practice PubHub Link(30 pages; 1.16MB; PDF)
"Good Health at Low Cost" 25 Years On: What Makes a Successful Health System? London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Balabanova, Dina; Martin McKee; Anne Mills, eds. Published: October 2011 Updates a 1985 report and presents case studies of five developing countries' progress toward achieving well-functioning health systems. Examines common factors including good governance, innovation, scaled-up workforce mobilization, and fair financing. Funder(s): Rockefeller Foundation Subject(s): Health; International Affairs/Development; Health, Public Health Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(399 pages; 5.65MB; PDF)
Girls Grow: A Vital Force in Rural Economies Chicago Council on Global Affairs Bertini, Catherine Published: October 2011 Analyzes adolescent girls' participation in developing countries' rural economies. Recommends ways to empower girls to be agents of social and economic change by supporting their personal and professional development, health, safety, and equal access. Funder(s): Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Nike Foundation, United Nations Foundation Subject(s): Women; International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/ Development, Poverty Alleviation Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(172 pages; 12.36MB; PDF)
2010 Annual Report Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Published: 2011 Contains mission statement, message from the board chair and president, program information and 2010 highlights, financial statements, and list of board members and staff. Funder(s): Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Subject(s): Philanthropy and Voluntarism; Human Services; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Annual Report PubHub Link(20 pages; 1.69MB; PDF)
The Cost of Kill/Capture: Impact of the Night Raid Surge on Afghan Civilians Open Society Institute; The Liasion Office Published: September 2011 Outlines the impact of an increase in the number of night raids by international forces in Afghanistan and factors that undermine the implementation of tactical directives, policy reforms, and their effect on human rights since 2010. Funder(s): Open Society Institute Related Organization(s): The Liasion Office Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Security/Terrorism; Civil and Human Rights Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(38 pages; 669KB; PDF) Dari Version Pashto Version
Busting Bribery: Sustaining the Global Momentum of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Open Society Institute Kennedy, David; Dan Danielsen Published: September 2011 Describes multilateral efforts to fight corruption under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's proposed changes, and implications, including damage to U.S. business, global business environment, and government effectiveness. Funder(s): Open Society Institute Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Globalization; Public Affairs Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(84 pages; 2.06MB; PDF)
Twenty Years of Collapse and Counting: The Cost of Failure in Somalia Center for American Progress; One Earth Future Foundation Norris, John; Bronwyn Bruton Published: September 2011 Analyzes the human and financial costs of Somali conflicts and famines, including costs of humanitarian and development aid; peacekeeping, military responses and aid, anti-terrorism, and diplomacy; piracy; and international crime and illicit money flows. Funder(s): One Earth Future Foundation Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Humanitarian Relief/Assistance; International Affairs/Development, Migration/Refugee Issues Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(60 pages; 1.33MB; PDF)
Youth Activism and Public Space in Egypt John D. Gerhart Center for Philanthropy and Civic Engagement at the American University in Cairo; Innovations in Civic Participation Published: August 2011 Examines youth activists' use of virtual and physical public spaces before, during, and after the January 25 Revolution. Profiles three organizations and analyzes the power and limitations of social media to spur civic action, as well as the role of art. Funder(s): Rockefeller Brothers Fund Related Organization(s): Innovations in Civic Participation Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; Arts and Culture; Science/Technology, Internet Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(48 pages; 4.00MB; PDF)
Mapping Digital Media: Technical Standards in Terrestrial Television Open Society Institute Wood, David Published: August 2011 Outlines the need for international standards to maximize choice and competition, enhance access to public service media, and push global public interest over national or corporate interests. Calls for broad stakeholder engagement and strong leadership. Funder(s): Open Society Institute Subject(s): Science/Technology; Journalism/Media; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(22 pages; 187KB; PDF)
Australia's Coral Sea: A Biophysical Profile Pew Environment Group; Protect our Coral Sea Published: August 2011 Details the diverse ecosystems, habitats, and species found in Australia's Coral Sea, including humpback and dwarf minke whales, green turtles, seabirds, and deep-water sharks, and the Coral Sea's advantages for large-scale conservation and research. Funder(s): Pew Charitable Trusts Subject(s): Environment; Environment, Biodiversity/Conservation; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(128 pages; 8.36MB; PDF)
2010 Annual Report John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Published: 2011 Contains president's essay; 2010 in review; program information; grant, budget, and investment summaries; and lists of board members and staff. PDF Version includes links to reports and videos. Funder(s): John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Subject(s): Philanthropy and Voluntarism; International Affairs/Development; Arts and Culture Publication Type: Annual Report PubHub Link(26 pages; 1.86MB; HTML) PDF Version
Closing the Transition Gap: The Rule of Law Imperative in Stabilization Environments Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation Dahl, Brock Published: August 2011 Using Afghanistan as a case study, examines strategic and moral aspects of establishing effective rule of law institutions to prevent and punish corruption following interventions; implications, such as for counterinsurgency efforts, and recommendations. Funder(s): Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Security/Terrorism; Public Affairs Publication Type: Case Study PubHub Link(32 pages; 542KB; PDF)
Coastal Capital: Jamaica World Resources Institute Published: August 2011 Illustrates the ecological and economic benefits of Jamaica's coral reefs, including protecting beaches, providing habitats for fisheries, and reducing coastal flooding. Outlines steps to minimize overfishing, pollution, and global climate change effects. Funder(s): John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Related Organization(s): Nature Conservancy, University of the West Indies Marine Geology Unit Subject(s): Environment; Environment, Biodiversity/Conservation; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Issue Brief PubHub Link(8 pages; 980KB; PDF)
2010 Annual Report Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Published: 2011 Contains CEO's message, 2010 highlights with multimedia timeline, essay by agricultural development program director about strategy refinement, grantee video profile, grants summary, and financial statements. Funder(s): Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Subject(s): Philanthropy and Voluntarism; Education; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Annual Report PubHub Link( pages; 3.57MB; PDF)
Gender and Property Rights: A Critical Issue in Urban Economic Development International Housing Coalition; Urban Institute Rabenhorst, Carol S. Published: July 2011 Highlights the need for gender equality in property rights, women's role in advancing economic development, and the importance of urban housing and commercial property rights to development. Calls for including gender issues in development programs. Funder(s): Rockefeller Foundation Related Organization(s): Urban Institute Subject(s): Women; International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/ Development, Poverty Alleviation Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(30 pages; 1.55MB; PDF)
Promoting Good Hygiene Practices: Key Elements and Practical Lessons WaterAid Australia; International WaterCentre; IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre Published: July 2011 Summarizes papers and case studies about promoting hygiene in South and Southeast Asia, the Pacific, and Africa. Synthesizes lessons learned, including: know the focus groups, ensure opportunities for change, and enable and motivate good hygiene practice. Funder(s): Australian Agency for International Development Related Organization(s): International WaterCentre, IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Water/Sanitation/Hygiene; Health Publication Type: Case Study PubHub Link(12 pages; 769KB; PDF) Papers and Case Studies
23-Nation Pew Global Attitudes Survey: China Seen Overtaking U.S. as Global Superpower Pew Global Attitudes Project Published: July 2011 Presents survey findings about views of the United States and its foreign policy, President Barack Obama, China, economic issues, and Iran, with ratings of other world leaders as well as countries and multilateral institutions. Funder(s): Pew Charitable Trusts Related Organization(s): Pew Research Center Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; Social Science; Social Science, International Studies Publication Type: Survey PubHub Link(160 pages; 1.33MB; PDF)
2010 Annual Report Ford Foundation Published: 2011 Contains president's and board chair's messages, profiles of Visionaries Award recipients, program and governance information, timeline, and grants list. PDF version includes grants summary, financial summary, and lists of board members and staff. Funder(s): Ford Foundation Subject(s): Philanthropy and Voluntarism; Civil Society; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Annual Report PubHub Link(70 pages; 5.21MB; HTML) PDF Version
Revisiting a School of Military Government: How Reanimating a World War II-Era Institution Could Professionalize Military Nation Building Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation Patterson, Rebecca Published: June 2011 Highlights the effectiveness of the curriculum and approach of the U.S. Army's School of Military Government and Civil Affairs Training Program, impact on the occupation of Germany and Japan, and lessons in nation building for today's military. Funder(s): Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Security/Terrorism; Social Science, Military Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(24 pages; 1.29MB; PDF)
Investing in a More Robust Public Policy Environment in the Middle East Center for Strategic & International Studies Alterman, Jon B. Published: June 2011 Outlines considerations for funders with respect to the development of human capital and strengthening civil society organizations, including the need for long-term, targeted, and sustained investment as well as funder restraint. Funder(s): Rockefeller Brothers Fund Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; Civil Society; Civil Society, Democratization Publication Type: Issue Brief PubHub Link(12 pages; 510KB; PDF)
War on Drugs: Report of the Global Commission on Drug Policy Global Commission on Drug Policy Published: 2011 Presents the commission's principles and recommendations, including ending criminalization of lower-end users and producers, experimenting with legal regulation, offering treatment services, investing in prevention, and changing the prohibition regime. Funder(s): Open Society Institute Subject(s): Substance Abuse; International Affairs/Development; Public Affairs Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(24 pages; 249KB; PDF)
Pretrial Detention and Torture: Why Pretrial Detainees Face the Greatest Risk Open Society Institute Published: June 2011 Examines legal frameworks prohibiting torture and ill treatment in pretrial detention, contributing factors, and efforts to strengthen safeguards. Recommends preventive steps, including training health and legal professionals to detect and report abuse. Funder(s): Open Society Institute Related Organization(s): Ludwig Boltzmann Institute, University of Bristol Subject(s): Civil and Human Rights; Civil and Human Rights, International; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(64 pages; 1.70MB; PDF)
Job Creation Through Building the Field of Impact Sourcing Monitor Group Published: June 2011 Provides an overview of the field of impact sourcing — using business process outsourcing to create sustainable jobs for the lowest-income populations. Offers case studies, examines models, outlines challenges, and presents an action agenda. Funder(s): Rockefeller Foundation Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/ Development, Poverty Alleviation; Philanthropy and Voluntarism Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(44 pages; 670KB; PDF)
A Global Compact on Learning: Taking Action on Education in the Developing Countries Brookings Institution Published: June 2011 Outlines priorities and strategies for realizing education for all in development and poverty alleviation efforts: ensure early childhood education, literacy and numeracy in the lower grades, and postprimary opportunities. Makes policy recommendations. Funder(s): John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, MasterCard Foundation, William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/ Development, Poverty Alleviation; Education Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(79 pages; 1.87MB; PDF)
More Blame Wars Than Domestic Spending or Tax Cuts for Nation's Debt Pew Center for the People & the Press Published: June 2011 Presents survey findings, by political affiliation, re Americans' economic concerns; views of factors driving the national debt, including the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan; and levels of support for various deficit-reduction proposals. Funder(s): Pew Charitable Trusts Subject(s): Public Affairs; Public Affairs, Tax Reform/Legislation; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Survey PubHub Link(15 pages; 66KB; PDF)
Getting Away With Murder: CPJ's 2011 Impunity Index Committee to Protect Journalists Published: June 2011 Ranks countries by level of anti-press violence, based on the number of unsolved murders of journalists as a percentage of the population. Examines trends, including improvements in Colombia and Russia and worsening conditions in Iraq and Mexico. Funder(s): John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Subject(s): Journalism/Media; International Affairs/Development; Civil and Human Rights Publication Type: Issue Brief PubHub Link(12 pages; 358KB; PDF)
Japanese Resilient, but See Economic Challenges Ahead Pew Global Attitudes Project Published: June 2011 Presents survey findings from the Pew Global Attitudes Project about how the Japanese view the government and international response to the 2011 earthquake and tsunami, including U.S. aid; the impact on the economy and nation; and nuclear safety concerns. Funder(s): Pew Charitable Trusts Related Organization(s): Pew Research Center Subject(s): Disaster Relief; International Affairs/Development; Social Science, International Studies Publication Type: Survey PubHub Link(17 pages; 278KB; PDF)
Beyond Bullets and Bombs: Fixing the U.S. Approach to Development in Pakistan Center for Global Development Birdsall, Nancy; Wren Elhai; Molly Kinder Published: June 2011 Explains the rationale for a clear U.S. strategy for Pakistan's development, ways to improve planning and implementation, and policy recommendations for supporting the private sector through trade and investment and targeting aid for long-term impact. Funder(s): Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Security/Terrorism; International Affairs/Development, Humanitarian Relief/Assistance Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(52 pages; 627KB; PDF)
Coverage of Drug Trafficking and Organized Crime in Latin America and the Caribbean Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas; Open Society Institute Published: May 2011 Highlights discussions from an October 2010 forum about the need for a new approach, tactics, and strategies for covering organized crime and drug trafficking, including cross-border, regional, and global collaboration on in-depth analyses of the issues. Funder(s): John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, Open Society Institute Subject(s): Journalism/Media; Substance Abuse; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(79 pages; 3.04MB; PDF)
An Evaluation of the Knight International Journalism Fellowships International Center for Journalists; John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Published: May 2011 Reviews the achievements of 2007-10 fellows, including government policy changes in response to reporting, networks and educational institutions created, and new funding leveraged; the projects' sustainability and attainment of goals; and lessons learned. Funder(s): John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Related Organization(s): Philliber Research Associates Subject(s): Journalism/Media; International Affairs/Development; Public Affairs Publication Type: Program Evaluation/Lessons Learned PubHub Link(51 pages; 1.82MB; PDF)
Without Citizenship: Statelessness, Discrimination, and Repression in Kuwait Open Society Justice Initiative; Refugees International Published: May 2011 Outlines Kuwaiti law, classes of citizenship and rights, ethnic discrimination in naturalization criteria, and issues of women's and children's rights, religious freedom, and abuse by officials and employers. Recommends reforms and international action. Funder(s): Open Society Institute Related Organization(s): Refugees International Subject(s): Civil and Human Rights; Civil and Human Rights, International; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Issue Brief PubHub Link(14 pages; 509KB; PDF)
Wanted Dead or Alive? The Relative Value of Reef Sharks as a Fishery and an Ecotourism Asset in Palau Australian Institute of Marine Science; University of Western Australia Published: May 2011 Examines factors behind the failure of shark conservation efforts and data on tourists and divers. Argues for emphasizing reef sharks' relative economic value to Palau as a tourism resource rather than a fishery, including business and tax revenues. Funder(s): Pew Charitable Trusts Related Organization(s): University of Western Australia Subject(s): Environment; Environment, Biodiversity/Conservation; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(41 pages; 602KB; HTML)
Mapping Digital Media: Romania Open Society Institute Proteasa, Manuela; Ioana Avadani; Iulian Comanescu; Adrian Vasilache Published: April 2011 Analyzes trends in Romania's media and media consumption, including effects of the economic crisis, state of public media, Internet use, media digitization and its influence on the quality of journalism, mobile penetration, and media policies and laws. Funder(s): Open Society Institute Subject(s): Journalism/Media; Science/Technology, Internet; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(92 pages; 492KB; PDF)
The 2010 Nuclear Security Summit: A Status Update Arms Control Association; Partnership for Global Security Golan-Vilella, Robert; Michelle Marchesano; Sarah Williams Published: April 2011 Highlights progress made in improving nuclear material security since the April 2010 summit, including in implementation of national commitments to secure or end production of highly enriched uranium and plutonium and to convert or shut down reactors. Funder(s): Carnegie Corporation of New York, Connect U.S. Fund, Ford Foundation, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, Ploughshares Fund Related Organization(s): Partnership for Global Security Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Security/Terrorism; Science/Technology Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(41 pages; 3.81MB; PDF)
Global Report on the Status of Women in the News Media International Women's Media Foundation Byerly, Carolyn M. Published: March 2011 Details findings about the representation of women in news media ownership, publishing governance, reporting, editing, photojournalism, and broadcast production, as well as the challenges they face in shaping news coverage by region and country. Funder(s): Carolan K. Stiles, Ford Foundation, Loreen Arbus Foundation, UNESCO Communication Development Division Subject(s): Women; Journalism/Media; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(396 pages; 19.47MB; PDF)
2010 Annual Report Carnegie Corporation of New York Published: 2010 Contains essay on the first decade of the twenty-first century, program summaries, 2010 grants lists and descriptions, financial statements, administrative report, investment report, and lists of trustees and staff. Funder(s): Carnegie Corporation of New York Subject(s): Philanthropy and Voluntarism; Education; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Annual Report PubHub Link(66 pages; 646KB; PDF)
Opposition to Nuclear Power Rises Amid Japanese Crisis Pew Research Center for the People and the Press Published: March 2011 Highlights survey findings about changes in the American public's views of nuclear power and offshore drilling for oil by gender, age, education, and political affiliation. Funder(s): Pew Charitable Trusts Subject(s): Environment; Environment, Energy/Energy Use; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Survey PubHub Link(9 pages; 158KB; PDF)
The Clean Development Mechanism: A Review of the First International Offset Program Pew Center on Global Climate Change Gillenwater, Michael; Stephen Seres Published: March 2011 Examines the Clean Development Mechanism's structure and process, market, and role in cost containment; quality of offsets; lessons learned; and implications for technology transfer, sustainable development, and capacity building in developing countries. Funder(s): Pew Charitable Trusts Subject(s): Environment; Environment, Global Climate Change; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Program Evaluation/Lessons Learned PubHub Link(56 pages; 1.21MB; PDF)
Jefferson Institute's Military Archives Project in Serbia: From Ruins of War, a Nation's History Preserved John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Mitric, Joan McQueeney; Djordje Padejski Published: March 2011 Analyzes the impact and challenges of a project supported by Knight to digitize Serbia's military documents and make them publicly available in a searchable archive, including evidence for prosecuting war criminals and locating secret mass graves. Funder(s): John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Subject(s): Public Affairs; International Affairs/Development; Philanthropy and Voluntarism Publication Type: Program Evaluation/Lessons Learned PubHub Link(16 pages; 18.30MB; HTML)
Rethinking Radicalization Brennan Center for Justice Patel, Faiza Published: March 2011 Examines how the intelligence community and law enforcement agencies view the risk of homegrown terrorism and how the "religious conveyor belt" theory shapes government efforts, even though no one factor marks would-be terrorists. Makes recommendations. Funder(s): Atlantic Philanthropies, Democracy Alliance Partners, Herb Block Foundation, Open Society Institute Subject(s): Public Affairs; International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Security/Terrorism Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(64 pages; 515KB; PDF)
Human Rights and the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria Open Society Institute; Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network Published: March 2011 Examines the Global Fund's programming policy of emphasizing the rights of people with HIV/AIDS as well as country-driven processes, which may involve policies and laws that undermine those rights. Suggests steps to further integrate rights into funding. Funder(s): Open Society Institute Related Organization(s): Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network Subject(s): Health; Health, HIV/AIDS; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(80 pages; 678KB; PDF)
Water Access, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH): U.S. Advocacy Landscape FSG Social Impact Advisors Published: March 2011 Reviews challenges for WASH advocacy and practice. Outlines a framework of interdependent goals, including boosting interventions' sustainability and effectiveness and securing more funding from non-government donors, and ways to strengthen the field. Funder(s): Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, Howard G. Buffett Foundation Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Water/Sanitation/Hygiene; Philanthropy and Voluntarism Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(18 pages; 2.48MB; PDF)
Bactrian Gold: Challenges and Hope for Private-Sector Development in Afghanistan Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation Cusack, Jake; Erik Malmstrom Published: February 2011 Based on interviews with Afghanistan's business and economic stakeholders about developing the country's private sector, outlines obstacles to business growth, including security, corruption, and infrastructure; their implications; and recommendations. Funder(s): Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/ Development, Poverty Alleviation; International Affairs/Development, Security/Terrorism Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(48 pages; 2.68MB; PDF)
Travelers' Philanthropy Handbook Center for Responsible Travel Mills, Gregory; Jessica F. Compton; Olivia Golden Published: February 2011 Offers a detailed guide to contributing time, talent, and treasure to local projects beyond what is generated via normal tourism. Profiles various organizations' approaches and best practices for businesses, communities and local groups, and travelers. Funder(s): African Safari Lodge Foundation, Basecamp Foundation, Elevate Destinations, Intrepid Travel, Lennox Foundation, National Geographic, Ocean Foundation, Singita Game Reserves, United Nations Foundation, United States Institute of Peace Subject(s): Philanthropy and Voluntarism; Philanthropy and Voluntarism, Volunteerism; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Best Practice PubHub Link(260 pages; 9.60MB; PDF)
Putting Complementarity Into Practice: Domestic Justice for International Crimes in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda, and Kenya Open Society Institute Published: January 2011 Examines efforts to develop political will in and the legal and functional capacity of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda, and Kenya to investigate and prosecute war crimes, with guidance for donors, governments, and civil society. Funder(s): Open Society Institute Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; Civil Society, Conflict Resolution; International Affairs/Development, Multilateral Agencies Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(118 pages; 1.13MB; PDF)
Transitioning to Peace: A Population-Based Survey on Attitudes About Social Reconstruction and Justice in Northern Uganda Human Rights Center at University of California, Berkeley Pham, Phuong; Patrick Vinck Published: December 2010 Compares with previous survey findings views of efforts toward transitioning to peace, security, resettlement and services, post-war dispute resolution and unity, elections, accountability and justice, and measures for victims. Offers recommendations. Funder(s): Humanity United, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, United States Agency for International Development Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; Civil Society, Conflict Resolution; Civil and Human Rights, International Publication Type: Survey PubHub Link(58 pages; 1.77MB; PDF)
U.S. Philanthropic Support to Address HIV/AIDS in 2009 Funders Concerned About AIDS Published: November 2010 Analyzes data on U.S. foundations' HIV/AIDS-related funding compared with previous years and projected funding for 2010. Examines trends by type of funder, recipient region, types of organizations and projects supported, and population served. Funder(s): Ford Foundation, Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS Related Organization(s): European HIV/AIDS Funders Group Subject(s): Health; Health, HIV/AIDS; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(60 pages; 2.18MB; PDF)
Community-Based Paralegals: A Practitioner's Guide Open Society Institute Published: December 2010 Offers practical guidance to grassroots organizations, human rights activists, donors, and policy makers on designing and implementing legal empowerment initiatives and programs to train paralegals to help those without access to legal services. Funder(s): Open Society Institute Subject(s): Civil and Human Rights; Civil and Human Rights, International; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Toolkit PubHub Link(174 pages; 590KB; PDF)
Muslim Publics Divided on Hamas and Hezbollah Pew Charitable Trusts Published: December 2010 Presents results of a spring 2010 Pew Global Attitudes Project survey conducted in Egypt, Indonesia, Jordan, Lebanon, Nigeria, Pakistan, and Turkey on views of Hamas, Hezbollah, and al Qaeda and the role of Islam in politics by respondent's religion. Funder(s): Pew Charitable Trusts Subject(s): Religion; International Affairs/Development; Public Affairs Publication Type: Survey PubHub Link( pages; 756KB; PDF)
Impact Investments: An Emerging Asset Class JPMorgan Chase & Co.; Rockefeller Foundation; Global Impact Investing Network Bugg-Levine, Antony; Margot Brandenburg Published: November 2010 Examines the impact investment market landscape, what makes it an emerging asset class, expectations for financial returns, estimates of potential investment opportunities in specific sectors, and risk management and performance monitoring issues. Funder(s): JP Morgan Chase, Rockefeller Foundation Related Organization(s): Global Impact Investing Network Subject(s): Philanthropy and Voluntarism; International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Water/Sanitation/Hygiene Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(96 pages; 1.08MB)
Deradicalizing Islamist Extremists RAND Corporation Rabasa, Angel; Christopher Boucek; Jeremy Ghez; Stacie L. Pettyjohn Published: November 2010 Analyzes the processes through which Islamist extremists become deradicalized; assesses the effectiveness of deradicalization programs in the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and Europe; and outlines best practices, implications, and policy recommendations. Funder(s): RAND Corporation, Smith Richardson Foundation Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Security/Terrorism; Religion Publication Type: Best Practice PubHub Link(244 pages; 1.0MB; PDF)
European Philanthropic Support to Address HIV/AIDS in 2009 European HIV/AIDS Funders Group Published: November 2010 Analyzes data on thirty-seven European foundations' HIV/AIDS-related funding compared with previous years and projected funding for 2010. Examines trends by country of origin, recipient country, types of projects supported, and population served. Funder(s): Ford Foundation, Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS Related Organization(s): Funders Concerned About AIDS Subject(s): Health; Health, HIV/AIDS; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(60 pages; 1.60MB; PDF)
From Judgment to Justice: Implementing International and Regional Human Rights Decisions Open Society Foundations Baluarte, David C.; Christian M. De Vos Published: November 2010 Examines the European, Inter-American, and African human rights systems and United Nations treaty bodies; how well court decisions are implemented; and what monitoring mechanisms exist. Suggests ways to strengthen implementation and, in turn, legitimacy. Funder(s): Open Society Institute Subject(s): Civil and Human Rights; Civil and Human Rights, International; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(204 pages; 784KB; PDF)
Earthquake Resistant Housing: An Illustrated Manual for Building a Safe Home Shelley & Donald Rubin Foundation Forneris, Stephen Published: November 2010 Updates a comprehensive Spanish/English and French/English guide for the construction of an earthquake-resistant, basic single-family home, based on the International Building Code. Includes structural plans and step-by-step instructions. Funder(s): Shelley & Donald Rubin Foundation Related Organization(s): Airline Ambassadors Subject(s): Disaster Relief; International Affairs/Development; Disaster Relief, Haiti Earthquake Relief Publication Type: Toolkit PubHub Link(220 pages; 13.85MB; PDF) English/French Version
Public Support for Increased Trade, Except With South Korea and China Pew Research Center for the People & the Press Published: November 2010 Presents survey findings on support for more trade with various countries and views of how free trade agreements affect the U.S. economy, jobs, wages, and prices; personal finances; and developing countries by political affiliation, age, and education. Funder(s): Pew Charitable Trusts Subject(s): Public Affairs; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Survey PubHub Link(15 pages; 149KB; PDF)
Killing the News: Stories Go Untold as Latin American Journalists Die John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Bridges, Tyler Published: October 2010 Describes the rise in murders of journalists and insufficient government action. Examines the activities of the Inter American Press Association's Knight-funded Impunity Project to investigate the murders and call for the protection of freedom of speech. Funder(s): John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Subject(s): Journalism/Media; Public Affairs; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(22 pages; 2.25MB; HTML)
Open Budgets. Transform Lives. The Open Budget Survey 2010 International Budget Partnership Published: October 2010 Examines levels of government budget transparency in ninety-four countries, changes from 2006 and 2008 surveys, contributing factors, the role of audit institutions, and steps to improve public access to budget documents. Funder(s): Ford Foundation, Open Society Institute, United Kingdom Department for International Development, William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Subject(s): Public Affairs; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(68 pages; 4.23KB; PDF)
Corporate War Crimes: Prosecuting Pillage of Natural Resources Open Society Institute Stewart, James G. Published: October 2010 Reviews laws and cases relevant to the war crime of pillage and explores elements of corporate liability for the pillage of natural resources in conflict zones. Discusses topics including ownership, direct or indirect intent, and obligation to prosecute. Funder(s): Open Society Institute Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; Environment; Civil and Human Rights Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(162 pages; 1.38MB; PDF) Second Edition 2011
Confinement Conditions at a U.S. Screening Facility on Bagram Air Base Open Society Institute Published: October 2010 Based on interviews with former detainees, documents abuses, including sensory/sleep deprivation, forced nudity, and exposure to excessive cold, at a Special Operations facility in 2007-10. Lists minimum steps needed to meet U.S. and international standar Funder(s): Open Society Institute Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Security/Terrorism; Public Affairs Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(16 pages; 162KB; PDF)
2009 Annual Report Ford Foundation Published: 2010 Contains president's and board chair's messages; grantee profiles; governance and program information; grants summary; financial statements; and lists of board members and staff. HTML Version contains detailed grantee profiles and link to grants database. Funder(s): Ford Foundation Subject(s): Philanthropy and Voluntarism; Civil Society; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Annual Report PubHub Link(46 pages; 4.0MB; PDF) HTML Version
Lessons From a Ten-Year Funder Collaborative: A Case Study of the Partnership for Higher Education in Africa Partnership for Higher Education in Africa; Clear Thinking Communications Published: October 2010 Examines the collaborative's evolution, successes, and challenges, including differences in foundation cultures and lack of data. Offers advice on leadership, goals and expectations, planning, structure, pooled funding, evaluation, and exit plans. Funder(s): Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Carnegie Corporation of New York, Ford Foundation, Kresge Foundation, Rockefeller Foundation, William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Related Organization(s): Clear Thinking Communications Subject(s): Philanthropy and Voluntarism; Higher Education; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Case Study PubHub Link(50 pages; 372KB; PDF)
The Trust Deficit: The Impact of Local Perceptions on Policy in Afghanistan Open Society Institute Gaston, Erica; Jonathan Horowitz Published: October 2010 Examines Afghan civilians' views of the role of international forces in civilian casualties, the policies indirectly shaping those views, and Western misperceptions of Afghan society. Recommendations include responsiveness to allegations of misconduct. Funder(s): Open Society Institute Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Security/Terrorism; International Affairs/Development, Humanitarian Relief/Assistance Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(25 pages; 241KB; PDF)
Revenue Watch Index: Transparency: Governments and the Oil, Gas and Mining Industries Revenue Watch Institute; Transparency International Published: October 2010 Based on indicators in seven natural resource management areas, ranks the transparency of forty-one countries with respect to their oil, gas, and mining industries, including payments, contracts, and regulations. Outlines contributing factors and reforms. Funder(s): Open Society Institute Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; Public Affairs; Environment, Energy/Energy Use Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(56 pages; 1.84MB; PDF)
MDG Report Card: Measuring Progress Across Countries Overseas Development Institute; UN Millennium Campaign Published: September 2010 Analyzes data on absolute and relative progress toward achieving the Millennium Development Goals by country and region, income, rural-urban, and gender. Examines unexpected outcomes and concerns over stalled progress. Includes six country case studies. Funder(s): Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Related Organization(s): UN Millennium Campaign Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; Children and Youth; Health Publication Type: Case Study PubHub Link(118 pages; 18.14MB; PDF) Case Studies
U.S. Participation in International Health Treaties, Commitments, Partnerships, and Other Agreements Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Published: September 2010 Analyzes U.S. participation patterns in binding and non-binding agreements. Lays out options for implementing the Obama administration's stated intention to reinvigorate multilateral engagement and partnerships in the areas of health and development. Funder(s): Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Subject(s): Health; International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Water/Sanitation/Hygiene Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(28 pages; 952KB; PDF)
Accomplishments of the Partnership for Higher Education in Africa, 2000-2010 Partnership for Higher Education in Africa; New York University Lewis, Suzanne Grant; Jonathan Friedman; John Schoneboom Published: September 2010 Details the investments and impact of a funder collaborative focused on higher education in nine African countries, and each foundation's contribution. Discusses enduring improvements, increased resources, value added, and additional foundation efforts. Funder(s): Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Carnegie Corporation of New York, Ford Foundation, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, Kresge Foundation, Rockefeller Foundation, William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Related Organization(s): New York University Subject(s): Philanthropy and Voluntarism; Higher Education; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Program Evaluation/Lessons Learned PubHub Link(102 pages; 2.89MB; PDF)
2009 Annual Report Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Published: September 2010 Contains CEO's message; 2009 highlights, including text and video profiles of grantees, partners, local community members, and online communities; video interviews with foundation leaders and employees; financial statements; and grants summary. Funder(s): Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Subject(s): Philanthropy and Voluntarism; Higher Education; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Annual Report PubHub Link(16 pages; ; HTML)
Building Peace, Seeking Justice: A Population-Based Survey on Attitudes About Accountability and Social Reconstruction in the Central African Republic Human Rights Center at University of California, Berkeley Vinck, Patrick; Phuong Pham Published: August 2010 Analyzes citizens' exposure to violence as well as their views on justice, accountability, and conflict resolution. Makes recommendations regarding government, armed groups, civil society, the international community, and the International Criminal Court. Funder(s): Humanity United, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; Civil Society, Conflict Resolution; Civil and Human Rights, International Publication Type: Survey PubHub Link(48 pages; 2.60MB; PDF)
2009 Annual Report John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Published: 2010 Contains video interview with the president, program information, links to grants lists, profiles of MacArthur Fellows, 2009 in review, financial and investment summaries, program budgets, and lists of board members and staff. Funder(s): John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Subject(s): Philanthropy and Voluntarism; International Affairs/Development; Arts and Culture Publication Type: Annual Report PubHub Link( pages; ; HTML) PDF Version
Girls Speak: A New Voice in Global Development International Center for Research on Women; Coalition for Adolescent Girls Greene, Margaret E.; Laura Cardinal; Eve Goldstein-Siegel Published: July 2010 Presents adolescent girls' views on the value of education and its impact on their lives, their aspirations, and barriers to long-term change as guidance for targeting interventions to improve self-determination and health, social, and economic outcomes. Funder(s): Nike Foundation, United Nations Foundation Subject(s): Women; International Affairs/Development; Education Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(84 pages; 2.83MB; PDF)
South African Civil Society and Xenophobia: Synthesis Atlantic Philanthropies Published: July 2010 Analyzes the structural inequalities, housing shortages, racism, national trauma, and other factors behind the May 2008 violence against migrants and civil society's response. Makes recommendations for a socioeconomic transition and stronger civil society Funder(s): Atlantic Philanthropies Subject(s): Civil Society; Civil Society, Conflict Resolution; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(259 pages; 2.33MB; PDF) Case Studies
That Someone Guilty Be Punished: The Impact of the ICTY in Bosnia Open Society Institute; International Center for Transitional Justice Orentlicher, Diane F. Published: July 2010 Presents Bosnians' views of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in terms of justice for victims of ethnic cleansing; achievements, failures, and performance; acknowledgment of crimes; and impact on local courts' prosecutions. Funder(s): Open Society Institute Related Organization(s): International Center for Transitional Justice Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Multilateral Agencies; Civil and Human Rights, International Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(214 pages; 2.21MB; PDF)
Donor Funding for Health in Low- & Middle-Income Countries, 2001-2008 Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Kates, Jennifer; Eric Lief; Vidal Seegobin; Adam Wexler Published: July 2010 Analyzes trends in funding and development assistance from governments and multilateral institutions, with a focus on health, including water and sanitation activities. Provides data by assistance type, donor, region, health sub-sector, and activity. Funder(s): Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Multilateral Agencies; Health Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(24 pages; 418KB; PDF)
2009 Financial Statements Henry Luce Foundation Published: 2010 Contains 2009 financial statements and notes, including supplemental schedule of program and administrative expenses. Funder(s): Henry Luce Foundation Subject(s): Philanthropy and Voluntarism; Education; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Annual Report PubHub Link(17 pages; 742KB; PDF)
Millennium Development Goals Report Card: Learning From Progress Overseas Development Institute; United Nations Millennium Campaign Published: June 2010 Summarizes initial findings on both absolute and relative progress toward the millennium development goals to eradicate extreme poverty and hunger, reduce child mortality, and improve maternal health at national, sub-national, and regional levels. Funder(s): Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, United Nations Millennium Campaign Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; Children and Youth; Health Publication Type: Program Evaluation/Lessons Learned PubHub Link(12 pages; 979KB; PDF)
Getting to Zero: Turkey, Its Neighbors and the West Transatlantic Academy Evin, Ahmet; Kemal Kirişci; Ronald Linden; Thomas Straubhaar; Nathalie Tocci; Juliette Tolay; Joshua Walker Published: June 2010 Examines Turkey's changing global and regional role; its foreign policy agenda of "zero problems with neighbors" as well as its energy policy, conflict resolution, promotion of democracy, trade, and migration; and underlying regional and domestic changes. Funder(s): German Marshall Fund of the United States, Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation, Inc., Robert Bosch Stiftung, ZEIT-Stiftung Ebelin und Gerd Bucerius Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Security/Terrorism; Social Science, International Studies Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(50 pages; 5.90MB; PDF)
Experiments in Torture: Evidence of Human Subject Research and Experimentation in the "Enhanced" Interrogation Program Physicians for Human Rights Raymond, Nathaniel; Scott Allen Published: June 2010 Examines evidence of medical professionals monitoring the interrogations of detainees, analyzing the results, and seeking inferences to be applied to subsequent interrogations. Explores purposes and implications and recommends a federal investigation. Funder(s): Open Society Institute Subject(s): Public Affairs; International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Security/Terrorism Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(30 pages; 635KB; PDF)
Carnegie Results: Jefferson Science Fellows Carnegie Corporation of New York Published: June 2010 Provides an overview of the program created to connect State Department social scientists with research scientists and engineers, profiles of select past fellows and their experiences, and lessons learned. Funder(s): Carnegie Corporation of New York Subject(s): Science/Technology; International Affairs/Development; Philanthropy and Voluntarism Publication Type: Program Evaluation/Lessons Learned PubHub Link(109 pages; 1.29MB; PDF)
Side By Side: Copenhagen Accord, Draft LCA Text, and LCA Chair's Text Pew Center on Global Climate Change Published: June 2010 Compares provisions of the December 2009 Copenhagen Accord, the draft core decision texts carried forward in the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change Ad Hoc Working Group on Long-Term Cooperative Action, and the May 2010 text by the AWG-LCA chair. Funder(s): Pew Charitable Trusts Subject(s): Environment; Environment, Global Climate Change; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Issue Brief PubHub Link(9 pages; 214KB; PDF)
Deterring a Nuclear Iran: The Devil in the Details Council on Foreign Relations Pollack, Kenneth M. Published: June 2010 Explores the technical requirements for a deterrence regime against Iran should it acquire a nuclear weapons capability. Considers red lines, treaty arrangements, force deployment and bases, military assistance to Iran's neighbors, and crisis management. Funder(s): Carnegie Corporation of New York Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Security/Terrorism; Public Affairs Publication Type: Issue Brief PubHub Link(10 pages; 73KB; PDF)
Deterrence Misapplied: Challenges in Containing a Nuclear Iran Council on Foreign Relations Kagan, Frederick W. Published: May 2010 Argues against relying on deterrence against a nuclear Iran by analyzing problems with the disproportionate focus on Iran's current leadership in debates over deterrence strategies and considering the implications of various doctrines of deterrence. Funder(s): Carnegie Corporation of New York Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Security/Terrorism; Public Affairs Publication Type: Issue Brief PubHub Link(11 pages; 86KB; PDF)
A Nuclear-Armed Iran: Possible Security and Diplomatic Implications Council on Foreign Relations Reiss, Mitchell B. Published: June 2010 Analyzes how Iran's neighbors might react to a nuclear Iran: self-help in enhancing their own defenses; bandwagoning by accommodating Iran's preferences; and balancing by moving closer to the United States or forming a collective security arrangement. Funder(s): Carnegie Corporation of New York Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Security/Terrorism; Public Affairs Publication Type: Issue Brief PubHub Link(10 pages; 79KB; PDF)
Divided They Dally? The Arab World and a Nuclear Iran Council on Foreign Relations Young, Michael Published: May 2010 Explores how the Arab states — Gulf States, non-Gulf States, Iraq, Lebanon, and Syria — might react to a nuclear Iran. Considers possible changes to inter-Arab relations and the United States' role in working with Arab states to contain Iran. Funder(s): Carnegie Corporation of New York Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Security/Terrorism; Public Affairs Publication Type: Issue Brief PubHub Link(7 pages; 69KB; PDF)
Summit on Entrepreneurship and Expeditionary Economics: Toward a New Approach to Economic Growth Following Conflict or Disaster Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation Published: May 2010 Summarizes panel discussions at a May 2010 conference on past economic development efforts in post-war areas, current debates over Iraq and Afghanistan, and how to incorporate "expeditionary economics" into future stabilization and reconstruction efforts. Funder(s): Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Humanitarian Relief/Assistance; Civil Society, Conflict Resolution Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(10 pages; 277KB; PDF) Current Post-Conflict Planning and Execution Post-Conflict Planning and Execution in the Future
Criminal Force: Torture, Abuse, and Extrajudicial Killings by the Nigeria Police Force Open Society Institute; Network on Police Reform in Nigeria Published: May 2010 Documents the prevalence of police killings, torture, rape, extortion and police-for-hire, and impunity and lack of accountability. Recommendations include improving recruitment and increasing police autonomy, external oversight, and internal control. Funder(s): Open Society Institute Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; Civil and Human Rights; Civil and Human Rights, International Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(134 pages; 2.16MB; PDF)
A Seat at the Table: Including the Poor in Decisions for Development and Environment World Resources Institute Foti, Joseph; Lalanath de Silva Published: May 2010 Presents case studies of the access to information, public participation, and justice for the poor in environmental decision-making processes and barriers, including issues of literacy, costs, risk, and cultural context. Makes policy recommendations. Funder(s): Danish International Development Agency, Irish Aid, Libra Foundation, Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Swiss Agency for Development and Co-operation, United Kingdom Foreign and Commonwealth Office, World Bank Related Organization(s): Ateneo School of Government, Philippines, Foundation for Environment and Development, Cameroon, Instituto de Derecho Ambiental, Paraguay, Public Interest Law Foundation, Sri Lanka Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/ Development, Poverty Alleviation; Environment Publication Type: Case Study PubHub Link(42 pages; 2.72MB; PDF)
Coastal Capital: Dominican Republic: Case Studies on the Economic Value of Coastal Ecosystems in the Dominican Republic World Resources Institute Wielgus, Jeffrey; Lauretta Burke; Emily Cooper; Ruben Torres Published: April 2010 Illustrates the benefits coralline beaches, reefs, and mangroves in various parts of the country offer, including providing protection against beach erosion, habitats for fisheries, potential tourism growth in protected marine areas, and local tourism. Funder(s): John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, Swedish International Biodiversity Program Related Organization(s): Reef Check-Dominican Republic Subject(s): Environment; Environment, Biodiversity/Conservation; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(50 pages; 1.78MB; PDF)
The U.S.-Iran Track II Dialogue (2002-2008): Lessons Learned and Implications for the Rockefeller Brothers Fund's Grantmaking Strategy Rockefeller Brothers Fund Slim, Randa M. Published: April 2010 Reviews RBF's support for and the effectiveness of dialogues between influential American and Iranian citizens as a conflict prevention and management tool and as part of a peacemaking strategy. Makes recommendations for future Track II funding. Funder(s): Rockefeller Brothers Fund Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Security/Terrorism; Public Affairs Publication Type: Program Evaluation/Lessons Learned PubHub Link(24 pages; 340KB; PDF)
African Cities Reader I: Pan-African Practices Chimurenga; African Centre for Cities Published: April 2010 Compiles writing and art in multiple genres from across Africa and the Diaspora that reflect the rich pluralism, cosmopolitanism, and diversity of emergent urbanisms across the continent and challenge current depictions. Funder(s): Rockefeller Foundation Subject(s): Arts and Culture; International Affairs/Development; Social Science Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(263 pages; 9.05MB; PDF)
Investing in Sustainable Energy Futures: Multilateral Development Banks' Investments in Energy Policy World Resources Institute Nakhooda, Smita; Athena R. Ballesteros Published: April 2010 Analyzes MDB loans for electricity projects and lays out policy reforms, regulations, and institutional capacities needed to enable public and private investment in sustainable energy and ways for MDBs to address them consistently and comprehensively. Funder(s): Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Rockefeller Brothers Fund Related Organization(s): International Institute for Sustainable Development Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Multilateral Agencies; Environment, Global Climate Change Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(50 pages; 2.79MB; PDF)
A Roadmap for Integrating Human Rights Into the World Bank Group World Resources Institute Herbertson, Kirk; Robert Goodland; Kim Thompson Published: April 2010 Offers a framework for linking effective international development and poverty reduction with human rights, including empowering communities to use the World Bank Group's grievance mechanisms. Outlines accomplishments, shortfalls, and recommendations. Funder(s): Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Multilateral Agencies; Civil and Human Rights Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(59 pages; 3.40MB; PDF)
Shared Responsibilities for Nuclear Disarmament: A Global Debate American Academy of Arts and Sciences Sagan, Scott D.; James M. Acton; Jayantha Dhanapala; Mustafa Kibaroglu; Harald Müller; Yukio Satoh; Mohamed I. Shaker; Achilles Zaluar Published: April 2010 Presents Sagan's 2009 paper calling for rethinking the balance of responsibilities and the relationship between articles in the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty with seven response papers by international scholars about how to pursue nuclear disarmament. Funder(s): Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, Carnegie Corporation of New York, Flora Family Foundation, Kavli Foundation, S. D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation, Stephen D. Bechtel Jr., William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Security/Terrorism; Social Science, International Studies Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(56 pages; 158KB; PDF)
Promoting Public and Private Reinvestment in Cultural Exchange-Based Diplomacy Robert Sterling Clark Foundation Ayers, Margaret C. Published: April 2010 Makes the case for renewed investment in public diplomacy and cultural exchange. Analyzes trends in government, foundation, and other private support for cultural diplomacy, the benefits and obstacles, and models of engagement. Details recommendations. Funder(s): Robert Sterling Clark Foundation Subject(s): Arts and Culture; International Affairs/Development; Philanthropy and Voluntarism Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(96 pages; 895KB; PDF)
Tolerance and Tension: Islam and Christianity in Sub-Saharan Africa Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life Published: April 2010 Details results of a nineteen-country survey on religious beliefs and practices, knowledge of and views of other faiths, political and economic satisfaction, and views on democracy, extremism, religious law, the status of women, and other issues. Funder(s): John Templeton Foundation, Pew Charitable Trusts Subject(s): Religion; International Affairs/Development; Women Publication Type: Survey PubHub Link(331 pages; 5.66MB; HTML) Interactive Database
The U.S. Global Health Initiative: Key Issues Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Published: April 2010 Explores issues of GHI governance, funding allocation, impact measurement, ownership by recipient countries, international partnerships, implementing focus on women and girls, health systems strengthening, and coordination with foreign aid reform efforts. Funder(s): Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Subject(s): Public Affairs; Health; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Issue Brief PubHub Link(16 pages; 985KB; PDF)
The Changing Landscape of Export Credit Agencies in the Context of the Global Financial Crisis FERN Published: April 2010 Explores the increase since 2008 in official ECAs' guarantees for financing trade and investment, regional cooperation, ties with multilateral development banks, and public-private partnerships. Calls for monitoring of transparency and accountability. Funder(s): Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, European Commission, Sigrid Rausing Trust Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Multilateral Agencies; Public Affairs Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(32 pages; 529KB; PDF)
Open Society Stories 2009 Open Society Institute Published: March 2010 Reviews OSI's work in promoting transparency and international human rights over thirty years and 2009 highlights in the areas of health, justice, media and the arts, governance and accountability, rights and equality, and education and youth. Funder(s): Open Society Institute Subject(s): Civil and Human Rights; International Affairs/Development; Health Publication Type: Program Evaluation/Lessons Learned PubHub Link(40 pages; 355KB; PDF)
Current Realities and Future Possibilities in Burma/Myanmar: Options for U.S. Policy Asia Society Published: March 2010 Analyzes political and economic conditions in Burma, economic sanctions, and links between people's economic welfare and human rights. Makes recommendations for a calibrated approach to U.S. engagement and tying the removal of sanctions to reform. Funder(s): Asia Society, Open Society Institute Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; Civil and Human Rights; Civil and Human Rights, International Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(68 pages; 541KB; PDF)
A Reporter's Guide to U.S. Global Health Policy Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Published: March 2010 Provides basic information and data on the main diseases and conditions prevalent in low- and middle-income countries, U.S. government funding for global health, major policy issues, and initiatives among U.S. and international agencies and multilaterals. Funder(s): Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Subject(s): Journalism/Media; Health; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Toolkit PubHub Link(41 pages; 1.62MB; PDF)
2009 Annual Report Carnegie Corporation of New York Published: 2010 Contains program summaries, 2009 grants lists, financial statements, administrative report, investment report, and lists of trustees and staff. Funder(s): Carnegie Corporation of New York Subject(s): Philanthropy and Voluntarism; Education; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Annual Report PubHub Link(78 pages; 1.44MB; PDF)
Youth in India: Situation and Needs Study 2006-2007 Population Council; International Institute for Population Sciences Published: March 2010 Surveys youth on education, employment, media exposure, socialization, agency and gender role attitudes, awareness of sexual and reproductive health, pre-marital relationships, married life, civic participation, and other issues. Recommends interventions. Funder(s): David and Lucile Packard Foundation, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Related Organization(s): Government of India Ministry of Health & Family Welfare Subject(s): Social Science; Children and Youth; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Survey PubHub Link(396 pages; 2.80MB; PDF)
Drawing the Line: Parental Informal Payments for Education Across Eurasia Open Society Institute Published: March 2010 Explores public policy issues on, motivations for, and scope and impact of private contributions to public education in former Soviet bloc countries. Makes recommendations for payment process, community engagement, and policy to promote accountability. Funder(s): Open Society Institute Subject(s): Education; Elementary and Secondary Education; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(136 pages; 471KB; PDF)
Strangers at the Door: Night Raids by International Forces Lose Hearts and Minds of Afghans Open Society Institute; The Liaison Office Published: February 2010 Based on interviews, examines the impact of night-time search and seizure operations on Afghan communities and their views of international forces. Argues that despite policy reforms, continued raids alienate the population and undermine the rule of law. Funder(s): Foundation for Open Society in Afghanistan, Open Society Institute Related Organization(s): The Liaison Office Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Security/Terrorism; International Affairs/Development, Humanitarian Relief/Assistance Publication Type: Case Study PubHub Link(15 pages; 346KB; PDF)
International Education Planning Rubric: State Strategies to Prepare Globally Competent Students Longview Foundation for Education in World Affairs and International Understanding, Inc.; Asia Society Published: February 2010 Offers guidance for planning and assessing state strategies to develop students' global competence, including language, communication, and collaboration skills. Lists promising practices in leadership, resource allocation, certification, and curricula. Funder(s): Longview Foundation for Education in World Affairs and International Understanding, Inc. Related Organization(s): States Network on International Education in the Schools Subject(s): Education; Elementary and Secondary Education; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Toolkit PubHub Link(33 pages; 393KB; PDF)
Atlantic Exchange: Case Studies of Housing and Community Redevelopment in the United States and the United Kingdom Urban Institute Levy, Diane K.; Harris Beider; Susan J. Popkin; David J. Price Published: February 2010 Examines lessons learned from community redevelopment initiatives in Birmingham, England, and Chicago. Explores physical, managerial, and demographic changes and issues of place identity, community cohesion, and the communities' place in city initiatives. Funder(s): John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Related Organization(s): Birmingham City Council, Institute of Community Cohesion Subject(s): Community Improvement/Development; Community Improvement/Development, Affordable Housing; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Case Study PubHub Link(29 pages; 539KB; PDF)
Southeast Asian Media: Patterns of Production and Consumption Open Society Institute Wagstaff, Jeremy Published: January 2010 Presents findings from a survey of national media in ten countries, including the use of, restrictions on, and political influence on television, radio, print, and online media; cell phones and other telecommunications; and independent journalism. Funder(s): Open Society Institute Subject(s): Journalism/Media; International Affairs/Development; Public Affairs Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(127 pages; 1.62MB; PDF)
Audiovisual Media Policy, Regulation and Independence in Southeast Asia Open Society Institute Mendel, Toby Published: January 2010 Provides an overview of the broadcasting environment, government control of public broadcasters, and regulatory frameworks in ten countries. Examines efforts to establish independent regulators and broadcasters as well as emerging trends in new media. Funder(s): Open Society Institute Subject(s): Journalism/Media; International Affairs/Development; Public Affairs Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(42 pages; 330KB; PDF)
Making Visible the Invisible Power of Community Wildflowers Institute Liu, Hanmin Published: December 2009 Outlines the need to strengthen the organic infrastructure and culture of rural communities in development work to allow for adaptations that preserve connectedness and enhance social health. Explains Wildflower's methods and tools, with case studies. Funder(s): Annie E. Casey Foundation, Fetzer Institute, Kalliopeia Foundation Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/ Development, Poverty Alleviation; Community Improvement/Development Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(29 pages; 1.89MB; PDF)
Global Development Program: Transparency and Accountability William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Published: January 2010 Explains the transparency and accountability component of Hewlett's Global Development Program and its role in basic services provision and poverty alleviation. Outlines the theory of change, activities to be supported, and lessons from grants in Mexico. Funder(s): William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/ Development, Poverty Alleviation; Public Affairs Publication Type: Program Evaluation/Lessons Learned PubHub Link(14 pages; 1.57MB; PDF)
2008 Annual Report Rockefeller Foundation Published: 2010 Contains president's letter, foundation information, 2008 highlights and descriptions of new initiatives, program information, financial reports, and lists of trustees and staff. Funder(s): Rockefeller Foundation Subject(s): Philanthropy and Voluntarism; International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Globalization Publication Type: Annual Report PubHub Link(32 pages; 1.64MB; PDF) Grants Database
Report on Citizen Security and Human Rights Inter-American Commission on Human Rights Published: December 2009 Details findings on the factors undermining citizen security in Organization of American States member states, government obligations, and recommendations for improving institutions, laws, policies, programs, and practices on crime and violence. Funder(s): Government of Italy, Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, Open Society Institute, UNICEF Subject(s): Civil and Human Rights; Civil and Human Rights, International; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(115 pages; 1.37MB; PDF)
Franchising in Frontier Markets: What's Working, What's Not, and Why John Templeton Foundation; Dalberg Global Development Advisors Published: December 2009 Summarizes research on franchising as a way to scale small businesses and, in turn, provide jobs and economic and skills development in Africa and South Asia. Examines successful models, conditions, challenges, barriers, and synergies with microfinance. Funder(s): International Finance Corporation, John Templeton Foundation Related Organization(s): Dalberg Global Development Advisors Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/ Development, Poverty Alleviation; Philanthropy and Voluntarism Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(138 pages; 4.10MB; PDF)
Voices From the Congo Basin: Incorporating the Perspectives of Local Stakeholders for Improved REDD Design World Resources Institute Dkamela, Guy Patrice; Kemen Austin; Félicien Kabamba Mbambu; Susan Minnemeyer; Fred Stolle Published: December 2009 Presents the concerns of the Congo Basin's local and indigenous communities, community NGOs, and parliament members over the design and implementation of Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation such as inequitable revenue distribution. Funder(s): David and Lucile Packard Foundation Subject(s): Environment; International Affairs/Development; Environment, Global Climate Change Publication Type: Issue Brief PubHub Link(8 pages; 149KB; PDF)
America's Place in the World 2009: An Investigation of Public and Leadership Opinion About International Affairs Pew Research Center for the People & the Press Published: December 2009 Based on surveys, compares the views of the public and Council on Foreign Relations members on America's and China's global roles, the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, U.S. priorities, terrorism, President Barack Obama's foreign policy style, and other issues. Funder(s): Pew Charitable Trusts Related Organization(s): Council on Foreign Relations Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Globalization; Public Affairs Publication Type: Survey PubHub Link(122 pages; 947KB; PDF)
The U.S. Global Health Initiative: Overview & Budget Analysis Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Published: December 2009 Analyzes the Obama administration's six-year, $63 billion comprehensive global health initiative, its funding structure, the fiscal year 2010 budget request, and historical funding trends for components of the initiative. Notes future considerations. Funder(s): Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Subject(s): Public Affairs; Health; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Issue Brief PubHub Link(10 pages; 616KB; PDF)
New Lessons: The Power of Educating Adolescent Girls Population Council; Coalition for Adolescent Girls Lloyd, Cynthia B.; Juliet Young Published: November 2009 Offers data and analysis on the impact of education on adolescent girls' lives and highlights promising approaches. Calls for evaluating girl-friendly education programs, compiling data on non-formal schools, and improving curricula, access, and supports. Funder(s): Nike Foundation, United Nations Foundation Subject(s): Women; International Affairs/Development; Education Publication Type: Best Practice PubHub Link(162 pages; 4.66MB; PDF)
Views on the U.S. Role in Global Health Update: Summary Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Published: November 2009 Outlines survey findings on Americans' support for U.S. aid for global health. Examines views on the amount, types, effectiveness, methods of distribution, and administration and congressional emphasis, as well as interest in global health issues. Funder(s): Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Humanitarian Relief/Assistance; Health Publication Type: Survey PubHub Link(6 pages; 444KB; PDF)
China's Engagement With African Countries: Key Findings and Recommendations Rockefeller Foundation Published: November 2009 Summarizes findings on China's engagement with Africa and implications for the latter's social and economic conditions. Makes recommendations for African policy makers to ensure the engagement is mutually beneficial, broadly distributed, and monitored. Funder(s): Rockefeller Foundation Related Organization(s): African Agricultural Technology Foundation, African Center for Economic Transformation, African Economic Research Consortium, Centre for Chinese Studies Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Globalization; Public Affairs Publication Type: Issue Brief PubHub Link(12 pages; 100KB; PDF)
Banking on Nature's Assets: How Multilateral Development Banks Can Strengthen Development by Using Ecosystem Services World Resources Institute Ranganathan, Janet; Frances Irwin; Cecilia Procope Repinski Published: November 2009 Outlines the benefits of integrating the management of ecosystem services and trade-offs into strategies to improve economic development outcomes, mitigate climate change effects, and reduce economic and human costs. Recommends tools and policy options. Funder(s): Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, Danish International Development Agency, Irish Aid, Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Swedish International Biodiversity Program, Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Subject(s): Environment; International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Water/Sanitation/Hygiene Publication Type: Toolkit PubHub Link(44 pages; 2.08MB; PDF)
Verifying Mitigation Efforts in a New Climate Agreement Pew Center on Global Climate Change Published: October 2009 Outlines the key elements of a rigorous verification system for a global climate agreement, including emission inventories for major greenhouse gas emitters, regular implementation and verification reporting, and expert reviews of inventories and reports. Funder(s): Pew Charitable Trusts Subject(s): Environment; Environment, Global Climate Change; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Issue Brief PubHub Link(8 pages; 267KB; PDF)
Buyer Beware? Global Fund Grants and Procurement of Harm Reduction Supplies in Eastern Europe and Central Asia Open Society Institute Published: October 2009 Assesses the quality of supplies for needle and syringe programs procured with grants from the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria; examines decision-making and procurement processes; highlights best practices; and recommends improvements. Funder(s): Open Society Institute Subject(s): Substance Abuse; Philanthropy and Voluntarism, Program Evaluation; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(36 pages; 373KB; PDF)
Assessing Grantmaker Performance Through Grantee Feedback in East Africa Keystone Accountability Published: October 2009 Measures the performance of eight East African grantmakers in supporting social change based on a grantee survey of twenty-three indicators, including levels of expertise and influence, non-financial assistance, and application and evaluation processes. Funder(s): Ford Foundation Subject(s): Philanthropy and Voluntarism; Philanthropy and Voluntarism, Performance/Failure Analysis; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Program Evaluation/Lessons Learned PubHub Link(85 pages; 1.02MB; PDF)
Comparability of Developed Country Mitigation Efforts Pew Center on Global Climate Change Published: October 2009 Explores the difficulties of comparing industrialized countries' climate mitigation efforts due to non-quantifiable factors such as geography and resource base. Suggests alternative ways to calculate emissions targets and mitigation costs. Funder(s): Pew Charitable Trusts Subject(s): Environment; Environment, Global Climate Change; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Issue Brief PubHub Link(8 pages; 827KB; PDF)
Entrenching Impunity: Moldova's Response to Police Violence During the April 2009 Post-Election Demonstrations Open Society Institute Bencomo, Clarisa Published: October 2009 Documents police abuses during the April 2009 post-election violence, the Soros Foundation-Moldova's response, and the impact of repressive state actions on human rights. Offers recommendations for restoring social stability and the rule of law. Funder(s): Open Society Institute, Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Subject(s): Civil and Human Rights; Civil and Human Rights, International; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(170 pages; 1.59MB; PDF)
Citizenship Law in Africa Open Society Institute Manby, Bronwen Published: October 2009 Describes the citizenship laws, practices, and discrimination in African countries that exacerbate widespread statelessness, human rights abuses, and intercommunal, racial, and ethnic conflicts. Outlines international norms and makes recommendations. Funder(s): Open Society Institute Subject(s): Civil and Human Rights; Civil and Human Rights, International; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(122 pages; 743KB; PDF)
Mapping a Healthier Future: How Spatial Analysis Can Guide Pro-Poor Water and Sanitation Planning in Uganda World Resources Institute; Uganda Ministry of Health; Uganda Ministry of Water and Environment Published: October 2009 Illustrates how integrating spatial and demographic data on poverty in order to target coordinated efforts to improve water supply, sanitation infrastructure, and hygiene behavior can have greater impact on health outcomes than stand-alone interventions. Funder(s): Danish International Development Agency, International Livestock Research Institute, Irish Aid, Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Rockefeller Foundation, Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency, United States Agency for International Development Related Organization(s): Uganda Bureau of Statistics, Uganda Ministry of Health, Uganda Ministry of Water and Environment Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Water/Sanitation/Hygiene; International Affairs/ Development, Poverty Alleviation Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(52 pages; 3.97MB; PDF)
Tyrants on Trial: Keeping Order in the Courtroom Open Society Institute Wald, Patricia M. Published: September 2009 Discusses structural elements and issues of judicial control, self-representation, and media control in criminal trials of former leaders accused of atrocities who question the court's legitimacy and disrupt procedures. Shares lessons for future trials. Funder(s): Open Society Institute Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; Civil and Human Rights; International Affairs/Development, Multilateral Agencies Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(76 pages; 1.82MB; PDF)
Most Mexicans See Better Life in U.S. — One-in-Three Would Migrate Pew Global Attitudes Project Published: September 2009 Presents survey results from the Global Attitudes Project on Mexicans' views on immigration, the United States, Barack Obama, Mexico's war against drug traffickers, the economy, leaders and institutions, trade and globalization, and their personal lives. Funder(s): Pew Charitable Trusts Related Organization(s): Pew Research Center Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; Social Science; Social Science, International Studies Publication Type: Survey PubHub Link(45 pages; 636KB; PDF)
2008 Annual Report Ford Foundation Published: 2009 Contains mission statement, president's message, board chair's message, information on nine core issue areas and new strategies for addressing them, Q&A, grants summary, financial statements, and list of board members and staff. Funder(s): Ford Foundation Subject(s): Philanthropy and Voluntarism; Civil Society; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Annual Report PubHub Link(56 pages; 6.37MB; PDF) Grants Database
On the Frontiers of Finance: Scaling Up Investment in Sustainable Small and Medium Enterprises in Developing Countries World Resources Institute Barreiro, Virginia; Mareike Hussels; Belinda Richards Published: September 2009 Outlines the economic, social, and environmental benefits of investing in sustainable small and medium enterprises; the lending practices of financial intermediaries; and barriers. Includes case summaries and recommendations for sectoral growth. Funder(s): Citi Foundation Related Organization(s): Boston College Subject(s): Social Entrepreneurship; International Affairs/Development; Environment Publication Type: Best Practice PubHub Link(36 pages; 651KB; PDF)
Turkey in Europe: Breaking the Vicious Circle Independent Commission on Turkey Published: September 2009 Analyzes obstacles to Turkey's EU accession, factors behind member states' opposition, and Turkey's reaction. Examines unresolved issues and missed opportunities, as well as diplomatic, economic, and religious developments, and recommends fair treatment. Funder(s): British Council, Open Society Institute Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Multilateral Agencies; Public Affairs Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(28 pages; 835KB; PDF)
25-Nation Pew Global Attitudes Survey Pew Global Attitudes Project Published: July 2009 Presents survey findings from twenty-five countries on views of the United States, Barack Obama, the major powers, European leaders, trade and globalization, economic issues, extremism, environmental issues, the swine flu, and the publics' own lives. Funder(s): Pew Charitable Trusts Related Organization(s): Pew Research Center Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; Social Science; Social Science, International Studies Publication Type: Survey PubHub Link(203 pages; 1.76MB; PDF)
U.S. Global Health Policy: Donor Funding for Health in Low- & Middle- Income Countries, 2001-2007 Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Kates, Jennifer; Eric Lief; Jonathan Pearson Published: July 2009 Compares 2001 and 2007 data on overseas development assistance from member states of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development and examines trends by donor, region, and sector, with a focus on health and its subsectors. Funder(s): Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Humanitarian Relief/Assistance; Health Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(24 pages; 748KB; PDF)
2008 Annual Report John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Published: 2009 Contains president's essay, program information, grants list, profiles of MacArthur Fellows, the year in review, financial summary, program budgets, investment summary, statement on fairness and security, and lists of board members and staff. Funder(s): John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Subject(s): Philanthropy and Voluntarism; International Affairs/Development; Arts and Culture Publication Type: Annual Report PubHub Link(100 pages; 2/19MB; HTML) FOLIO Link(100 pages; 2/19MB; HTML)
Accelerating Change for Women and Girls: The Role of Women's Funds Foundation Center; Women's Funding Network Published: June 2009 Summarizes trends in foundation grantmaking targeted to women by donor, recipient, geographic focus, and issue area, as well as the strategic focus and role of women's funds in increasing investment in women and girls as a way to effect social change. Funder(s): Wallace Foundation Related Organization(s): Women's Funding Network Subject(s): Women; Philanthropy and Voluntarism; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Issue Brief PubHub Link(4 pages; 468KB; PDF)
Building Healthcare Leadership in Africa: A Call to Action Accordia Global Health Foundation Published: June 2009 Based on an April 2009 conference, outlines Africa's healthcare needs, including workers, infrastructure, and technology. Offers a framework for building capacity and sustainability through individual, institutional, and network leadership development. Funder(s): Almirall, AstraZeneca, Bayer Healthcare, BD, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Merck & Co., National Institutes of Health, Office of AIDS Research, Pfizer, Inc., Schering-Plough Foundation Subject(s): Health; Health, HIV/AIDS; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Best Practice PubHub Link(52 pages; 2.97MB; PDF)
2008 Annual Report Rockefeller Brothers Fund Published: 2009 Contains message from the board chair and the president, a cover story and podcasts on "Democracy in Action," program information, grants list, financial statements, mission statement and fund information, and lists of board members and staff. Funder(s): Rockefeller Brothers Fund Subject(s): Philanthropy and Voluntarism; Public Affairs; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Annual Report PubHub Link( pages; ; HTML) FOLIO Link( pages; ; HTML)
2008 Financial Statements Henry Luce Foundation Published: 2009 Contains 2008 financial statements. Funder(s): Henry Luce Foundation Subject(s): Philanthropy and Voluntarism; Education; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Annual Report PubHub Link(18 pages; 745KB; PDF)
2008 Annual Report Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Published: 2009 Contains CEO's message; highlights of the foundation's global development, global health, and United States programs; financial statements; and grants summary. Funder(s): Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Subject(s): Philanthropy and Voluntarism; Higher Education; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Annual Report PubHub Link(23 pages; 3.82MB; PDF)
Anti-Corruption as Strategic CSR: A Call to Action for Corporations FSG Social Impact Advisors Hills, Greg; Leigh Fiske; Adeeb Mahmud Published: May 2009 Documents examples of and challenges for proactive efforts to reduce corruption as a strategic corporate social responsibility. Recommends ensuring compliance, strengthening collective action, engaging demand-side forces, and leveraging corporate assets. Funder(s): Merck Company Foundation Related Organization(s): Ethics Resource Center Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; Social Science; Social Science, Workforce/Labor Issues Publication Type: Best Practice PubHub Link(52 pages; 1.47MB; PDF)
Migrants Count: Five Steps Toward Better Migration Data Center for Global Development Published: May 2009 Describes how the lack of migration data hinders informed policymaking based on a global understanding of migration's economic, environmental, political, and social impact. Calls for better data collection, their dissemination, and targeted research. Funder(s): John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Globalization; International Affairs/Development, Migration/Refugee Issues Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(40 pages; 206KB; PDF)
Impact of College Rankings on Institutional Decision Making: Four Country Case Studies Institute for Higher Education Policy Published: May 2009 Examines how global or national rankings influence colleges' strategic positioning and planning, staffing and organization, quality assurance, resource allocation and fundraising, and admissions and financial aid in Australia, Canada, Germany, and Japan. Funder(s): Lumina Foundation for Education Subject(s): Higher Education; Education; International Affairs/Development Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(32 pages; 238KB; PDF)
Occupying Iraq: A History of the Coalition Provisional Authority RAND Corporation Dobbins, James; Seth G. Jones; Siddharth Mohandas; Benjamin Runkle Published: May 2009 Evaluates the postwar reconstruction and reform efforts of the Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq and its administrator, L. Paul Bremer, against other nation-building efforts. Examines the decisions and factors behind the failure to halt civil war. Funder(s): Carnegie Corporation of New York Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; Public Affairs; Civil Society, Democratization Publication Type: Research Report PubHub Link(412 pages; 2.16MB; PDF)
U.S. Global Health Policy: Survey of Americans on the U.S. Role in Global Health Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Published: May 2009 Examines Americans' knowledge about and attitudes toward the United States' role in improving the health of people in developing nations, including funding amounts, areas, and criteria. Analyzes data by age, race/ethnicity, and political affiliation. Funder(s): Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Subject(s): Health; International Affairs/Development; Public Affairs Publication Type: Survey PubHub Link(52 pages; 797KB; PDF)
Mapping a Better Future: How Spatial Analysis Can Benefit Wetlands and Reduce Poverty in Uganda World Resources Institute; Uganda Ministry of Water and Environment Published: May 2009 Analyzes and maps data on Uganda's wetlands and poverty rates to show where sustainable wetland management may be most effective in reducing poverty while protecting the ecosystem. Outlines lessons learned as well as policy and research recommendations. Funder(s): Danish International Development Agency, International Livestock Research Institute, Irish Aid, Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Rockefeller Foundation, Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency, United States Agency for International Development Related Organization(s): Uganda Bureau of Statistics, Uganda Ministry of Water and Environment Subject(s): International Affairs/Development; International Affairs/Development, Water/Sanitation/Hygiene; International Affairs/ Development, Poverty Alleviation Publication Type:<
