Water and Agriculture in U.S. Foreign Assistance

Water and Agriculture

Monday, March 30, 2009

Implications for Development and Growth

Speaker(s)

Erik Peterson , James Franckiewicz , Michael O'Neill , John Briscoe

Panelists from the U.S. government participated in a moderated discussion of water and irrigation projects aimed at reducing rural poverty in developing countries.

Session Media:

Topics & Topic Video

Introduction - Water and Agriculture in U.S. Foreign Assistance (2m15s) 3GP 3G2 MP4
James Franckiewicz - Water and Agriculture in U.S. Foreign Assistance (4m21s) 3GP 3G2 MP4
Michael O'Neill - Water and Agriculture in U.S. Foreign Assistance (3m14s) 3GP 3G2 MP4
Which Areas of World Will Be Under Greatest Water Stress (2m55s) 3GP 3G2 MP4
US Government Role Strengths and Weaknesses - Water and Agriculture in U.S. Foreign Assistance (3m6s) 3GP 3G2 MP4
Impact of Financial Crisis - Water and Agriculture in U.S. Foreign Assistance (1m31s) 3GP 3G2 MP4
Coalitions With New Partners - Water and Agriculture in U.S. Foreign Assistance (3m33s) 3GP 3G2 MP4
Technological Improvements - Water and Agriculture in U.S. Foreign Assistance (3m18s) 3GP 3G2 MP4
Agriculture Runoff and Waste - Technological Improvements (2m22s) 3GP 3G2 MP4
Programmatic Issues - Water and Agriculture in U.S. Foreign Assistance (4m47s) 3GP 3G2 MP4
Synergy in USAID Programs - Water and Agriculture in U.S. Foreign Assistance (4m53s) 3GP 3G2 MP4
Ecofuel and Food Security - Water and Agriculture in U.S. Foreign Assistance (1m29s) 3GP 3G2 MP4
USAID and NGO Success Stories - Water and Agriculture in U.S. Foreign Assistance (1m51s) 3GP 3G2 MP4
Participation by Academic Institutions - Water and Agriculture in U.S. Foreign Assistance (2m44s) 3GP 3G2 MP4