About the event
For years USAID has worked — with mixed results — to diversify its partner base and direct more grants and contracts to local organizations. Some of those efforts have involved setting specific targets for local spending, while others have focused on using new procurement tools. USAID's latest procurement reform aims to take a broader approach, and to highlight the links between international organizations and local capacity. As the agency moves toward implementing Administrator Mark Green's broad reform agenda, we're looking at where things stand on the perennial topic of "localization."
Devex is hosting a conference call with reporter Michael Igoe and experts from USAID's New Partnerships Initiative to discuss the implications of these strategic reforms. You can listen in on this important conversation from anywhere using your laptop, tablet, or mobile device.
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