almost 8 years ago // Foreign aid

Legacy programs should be specific to a country, address development challenges, and retain buy-in from across the U.S. government, writes MFAN Co-Chair Connie Veillette.

over 8 years ago // The future of US aid

The Modernizing Foreign Assistance Network envisions a new United States agency to take the reigns of development assistance efforts.

about 10 years ago // Aid Transparency

The U.S. Congress will consider a bipartisan, bicameral Foreign Aid Transparency and Accountability Act Thursday. Modernizing Foreign Assistance Network co-chairs George Ingram, Carolyn Miles and Connie Veillette weigh in on why this legislation matters.

almost 11 years ago // In partnership with the Modernizing Foreign Assistance Network

U.S. aid reform should focus on two powerful and mutually reinforcing pillars, write George Ingram, Carolyn Miles and Connie Veillette in a new campaign led by the Modernizing Foreign Assistance Network.

over 11 years ago // Aid transparency

When the 2014 Aid Transparency Index is published Wednesday, die-hard transparency fans will be checking to see if U.S. agencies delivered on their IATI commitments. A joint opinion by the three co-chairs of the Modernizing Foreign Assistance Network.

almost 12 years ago // Contributors: George Ingram, Carolyn Miles and Connie Veillette

The next two years are a crucial window of opportunity for U.S. aid reform. In an exclusive opinion, the co-chairs of the Modernizing Foreign Assistance Network share their vision for a reform agenda to improve development policy and practice, and make U.S. assistance dollars work smarter beyond 2014.