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Mark Green, USAID Administrator


In partnership with the George W. Bush Institute and the National Democratic Institute (NDI), USIP held a discussion on the way forward following the adoption of the Global Fragility Act and explored the unique factors that democracy and governance strategies face in fragile states, as well as how various disciplines can collaborate on donor strategies that build state accountability and effectiveness alongside citizen engagement and inclusion.
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