April

20
2004

2:30 pm EDT - 4:00 pm EDT

Past Event

Global Poverty and Global Development: Is the United States Doing its Part?

  • Tuesday, April 20, 2004

    2:30 pm - 4:00 pm EDT

Brookings Institution
Stein Room

1775 Massachusetts Avenue NW
Washington, DC

A new report by the World Economic Forum’s high-level Global Governance Initiative shows that global efforts to reduce poverty, protect the environment, ensure human rights, and improve health and education are lagging badly. What is America’s responsibility in filling the gaps in achieving the Millennium Goals?

On the eve of the World Bank/International Monetary Fund Spring meetings, a panel of experts from the Brookings Institution will examine whether the United States is living up to its international commitments and how policymakers can ensure that America is doing its fair share.

Agenda

  • April 20
    • Moderators

      Ann Florini Former Brookings Expert, Professor of Public Policy - School of Social Sciences, Singapore Management University
    • Panelists

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      Lael Brainard National Economic Advisor - National Economic Council

      Nigel Purvis Former Brookings Expert
      Susan E. Rice Former Brookings Expert, Distinguished Visiting Research Fellow - School of International Service, American University