Panel discussion highlights USAID achievements on 50Th anniversary

Nov 23 2011NewsGuard 100/100 Score

This post in the Malaria Policy Center blog summarizes a panel discussion, titled "Partnerships for Global Health Success: Spotlight on USAID," that took place Monday in Washington, D.C., and was sponsored by Research!America. The panel, which included representatives of the International AIDS Vaccine Initiative, PATH, USAID, and Temptime, discussed "the achievements of USAID and its partners in global health research and development (R&D) on USAID's 50th anniversary," according to the blog (Waltman, 11/21). A video of the panel discussion is available online (11/21).

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