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Federal Resource Guide for Supporting
State International Engagement: Coping, Competing, and Cooperating in a
Global Economy |
USAID's new resource guide
details the many federal programs that help state and local institutions
advance their international interests. Click
here to
download a copy of this guide and to learn about additional exchanges,
training and funding available for those interested in international
development. |
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| Under the
leadership of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID),
the United States-Asia Environmental Partnership (US-AEP) is a
public-private initiative that promotes environmentally sustainable
development in Asia. US-AEP works in four program areas �
Policy,
Urban,
Industry and
Technology
Cooperation � and embodies a model of cooperative development that
encourages US and Asian partnerships, engaging key decision-makers who
affect economic change and environmental awareness in Asia and the U.S.
With our wide range of partners�governments, NGOs, academia, and the
private sector�US- AEP has become a flexible, responsive vehicle for
delivering timely answers to environmental questions.
Click
here for the on-line version of the US-AEP Brochure in PDF format. |
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In the Current UPDATE: |
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Indian State Finds Success
with U.S. Referendum Model |
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World Bank Thailand Launches
Environment Monitor on Air |
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US-AEP Supports
Environmental Education Initiative in Sri Lanka |
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US-AEP Supports
Eco-Industrial Development in Vietnam |
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US-AEP�s Washington
Policy Forum
US-AEP hosts a
bi-weekly Policy Forum for the officers of foreign embassies, government
agencies, think tanks, NGOs, multinational corporations and anyone
interested in how policy shapes environmental decision-making. The Forum
features presentations by environmental policy specialists from around
the world.
The Policy Forum is on
hiatus. Stay tuned for the 2003 Schedule, which is currently in
development.
Please click
here for
synopses of the Policy Forum's past presentations. |
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Export Online Tool
US-AEP's online tool for U.S. exporters has
recently been expanded to include country-specific information
(covering environmental markets, regulatory frameworks, key indicators),
country comparative data, and export-specific
links. |
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