In a bipartisan discussion, deputy administrator of USAID and former ambassador Donald Steinberg will address the challenges the United States faces in its global peace-building operations.

USAID is still charged with prioritizing Western values in foreign policy as well as meeting humanitarian need, yet its mission in health has often been obscured.

The most important U.S. aid vehicle, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), has failed disastrously in its mission.

As 2006 unfolds, promises of bringing life saving interventions against malaria must be kept and all funds pledged must be accounted for.

Kent Hill's response to Roger Bate's critique of USAID efforts to fight malaria contained a number of misleading statements and distortions of fact.

The U.S. Agency for International Developmenthas failed in nearly every respect to combat malaria over the pastsix years, as its budget has soared.

A lack of transparency and accountability pervades the U.S. Agency for International Development.

The United States Agency for International Development must change its policy, or its health officials should be replaced by those who will.