The crackdown in Egypt this week on civil society organizations, including several U.S. groups, is deeply troubling and must stop immediately, said InterAction, the largest alliance of U.S.-based international NGOs.

Desperate to win hearts and minds in Pakistan, the U.S. has begun pushing aid organizations working in the country's most dangerous region along the Afghan border to advertise that they receive American assistance.

 Notes from the "Consultation with the Global NGO Community on Building Back Better in Haiti" which occurred on March 25, 2010 in New York City.  The event was co-hosted by the European Union, InterAction, and the U.N. Office of the Special Envoy to Haiti.  

Letter from InterAction President & CEO Samuel Worthington to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on the proposed USAID Partner Vetting System that would require U.S. NGOs and their subgrantees to turn over the private information of their officers and employees to the U.S. Government, effectively undermining the effectiveness of U.S. humanitarian and development programs.

Meeting request from InterAction President & CEO Samuel Worthington to Obama transition team members Aaron Williams and Gayle Smith  to discuss the Obama administration’s plans for engaging with the NGO community in connection with USAID’s proposed Partner Vetting System.

This policy brief is part of a larger series in InterAction’s 2009 Foreign Assistance Briefing Book.

Letter from Save the Children submitting comment for the public record on the July 23, 2007 federal register notice that detailed the proposed USAID Partner Vetting System that would require U.S. NGOs and their subgrantees to turn over the private information of their officers and employees to the U.S. government.

Letter from Catholic Relief Services submitting comment for the public record on the July 23, 2007 federal register notice detailed the proposed USAID Partner Vetting System that would require U.S. NGOs and their subgrantees to turn over the private information of their officers and employees to the U.S. government.

Letter from Mercy Corps submitting comment for the public record on the July 20, 2007 federal register notice that detailed the proposed USAID Partner Vetting System that would require U.S. NGOs and their subgrantees to turn over the private information of their officers and employees to the U.S. government.

Letter from Catholic Relief Services submitting comment for the public record on the July 20, 2007 federal register notice that detailed the proposed USAID Partner Vetting System that would require U.S. NGOs and their subgrantees to turn over the private information of their officers and employees to the U.S. government.

Letter from Save the Children submitting comment for the public record on the July 23, 2007 federal register notice that detailed the proposed USAID Partner Vetting System that would require U.S. NGOs and their subgrantees to turn over the private information of their officers and employees to the U.S. government.

Letter from American Jewish World Service submitting comment for the public record on the July 17, 2007 federal register notice that detailed the proposed USAID Partner Vetting System that would require U.S. NGOs and their subgrantees to turn over the private information of their officers and employees to the U.S. government.

Letter from International Rescue Committee submitting comment for the public record on the July 17, 2007 federal register notice that detailed the proposed USAID Partner Vetting System that would require U.S. NGOs and their subgrantees to turn over the private information of their officers and employees to the U.S. government.

Letter from Global Health Council submitting comment for the public record on the July 17, 2007 federal register notice detailed the proposed USAID Partner Vetting System that would require U.S. NGOs and their subgrantees to turn over the private information of their officers and employees to the U.S. government.

Letter from Mercy Corps submitting comment for the public record on July 17, 2007 federal register notice that detailed the propose USAID Partner Vetting System that would require U.S. NGOs and their subgrantees to turn over the private informationof their officers and employees to the U.S. government,

Letter from Association of Private Voluntary Organization Financial Managers submitting comment for the public record on the July 17, 2007 federal register notice that detailed the propsed USAID Partner Vetting System that would require U.S. NGOs and their subgrantees to turn over the private information of their officers and employees to the U.S. government.