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Debt, Deficit Reduction and International Affairs Spending
A look at what the deficit reduction deal means for global poverty programs this year and beyond. MORE
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Budget analysis: House State and Foreign Operations Subcommittee Markup
Disproportional cuts to global poverty programs puts ONE's priorities at risk. MORE
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Global Fund one page fact sheet
The Global Fund is one of our most powerful tools in the fight against AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria. It's saving millions of lives and has proven to be a smart investment even in tough economic times. That's why the Global Fund needs US leadership this year. MORE
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Why the G8 and G20 need to act on agriculture and food price volatility
A closer look at the importance of agriculture, addressing food price volatility and what the G8 and G20 need to do. MORE
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ONE L'Aquila Policy Pitch
An overivew of the L'Aquila Global Food Security Initiative, why it's important and what more needs to be done.
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Pledges for GAVI Alliance
On June 13th, 2011, donors from the public and private sectors pledged an impressive $4.3 billion to GAVI to support new and underutilized vaccines, far surpassing the $3.7 billion gap. Here's a closer look at exactly who pledged what amount.
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Africa Open for Business
A one-page overview of how trade and investment are critical to ending poverty in sub-Saharan Africa. Also includes a closer look at the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA).
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ONE's Vaccine Policy Pitch
An in-depth look at ONE's policy pitch on cost-effective, lifesaving vaccines. MORE
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Vaccines Overview
A one-page overview that shows how childhood vaccines--particularly two new vaccines for pnuemonia and diarrhea--are one of the most cost-effective ways to save lives and prevent disease for a lifetime.
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ONE’s Analysis of the President’s FY2012 Budget Request for Key Poverty-Focused Development Accounts
Every year shortly after delivering the State of the Union address, the President submits his budget request to Congress for the following fiscal year.
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