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International assistance for the 21st century.

Economic development that delivers for Americans.

The Consensus for Development Reform is a platform of leading conservative and private sector voices for more effective U.S. global leadership through reforming and improving our approach to global development.

 

CDR is founded on the belief that America is a force for good in the world, and that reformed, more innovative, and more accountable foreign assistance will yield better results for those we help and will more faithfully serve U.S. national interests.

 

CDR’s participants are a select group of conservative thought-leaders and policy experts, including former members of Congress, senior Administration officials, and private sector leaders who share a common commitment to U.S. leadership in global development and improvement of our foreign assistance’s effectiveness.

CDR advocates for America-first solutions to build a better international assistance framework—for the United States and those we uplift.

CDR participants believe in...

Rewarding effectiveness

We must commit to identify and reinforce what works and quit doing what doesn’t, regularly and systematically determining which aid programs are delivering real results and advancing strategic objectives.

Promoting growth and opportunity

Private sector-led economic growth is the only sustainable solution to global poverty, and our foreign policy must place it at the center of our global development strategy.

Building self-sufficiency

Our assistance must help build partner country self-sufficiency, fostering institutions that are democratic, accountable, and ultimately replace aid.

maintaining our global leadership

Our humanitarian commitment to the most vulnerable and threatened has been a cornerstone of the United States’ global leadership for more than 70 years, demonstrating to the world that Americans are generous, innovative, and able to mobilize global action.  

CDR PARTICIPANTS

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Former OPIC CEO and President

ROB MOSBACHER

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Former U.S. Representative

ED ROYCE

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Former U.S. Representative

TED YOHO

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Former U.S. Ambassador

MARK DYBUL

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Former U.S. Ambassador

PAULA DOBRIANSKY

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Former U.S. Ambassador

JOHN DANILOVICH

CONTACT CDR

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    The Kyle House Group (KHG) serves as the secretariat for CDR.

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