Development Assistance and Governance Initiative

Brookings Blum Roundtable on Global Poverty

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Past Event

From Aid to Global Development Cooperation

August 3, 2011

At the eighth annual Brookings Blum Roundtable, co-chaired by Kemal Derviş and Richard C. Blum, 50 thought-leaders in international development came together to discuss a new role for global development cooperation, one that employs inclusive and innovative approaches for tackling contemporary development problems and that leverages the resources of a large field of actors.

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Featured Experts

  • Kemal Derviş

    Kemal Derviş

    Vice President and Director

    Global Economy and Development

    The Edward M. Bernstein Scholar

  • Homi Kharas

    Homi Kharas

    Senior Fellow and Deputy Director

    Global Economy and Development

  • Noam Unger

    Noam Unger

    Fellow

    Global Economy and Development

Brookings Blum Roundtable

The Brookings Blum Roundtable is an annual forum for global leaders to discuss innovative ideas and advance groundbreaking initiatives to alleviate global poverty. Roundtable participants have convened each August to explore timely subjects ranging from the emergent new players in the international donor community to the poverty-insecurity nexus. Through these valuable dialogues and connections, the Brookings Blum Roundtable is taking promising steps forward in shaping the policy debate and affecting broad changes on the ground in the fight against global poverty.