The Global Development Policy and Learning (GDPL) team creates practical opportunities for collective voice and learning for InterAction Members involved in global development.
As advocates, we bring the membership’s united voice to bear with focus on the community’s core priorities: effective assistance resources and strong U.S. leadership and policy in support of sound human development outcomes.
In pursuit of learning, our work identifies emerging issue areas, documents existing practice and needs, and responds with tools, research, training, or other solutions. In all that we do, the team’s goal is to deepen knowledge and expand the reach of sound practice by working transparently with—and on behalf of—our Members.
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