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CSIS’s work on human security, led by the Human Rights Initiative, Global Health Policy Center, and Project on Prosperity and Development, explores how the international community can best respond to threats to human security around the world and what those threats mean for global stability.

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Driving Impact Live: Leading USAID's Global Mission for Impact

Clinton D. White, Counselor for the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), discussed his experience as the highest-ranked career Foreign Service Officer at USAID on an episode of Driving Impact.

Transcript — November 19, 2024

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Driving Impact Live: Leading USAID's Global Mission for Impact

Have you ever wondered how Washington’s most influential policy leaders got their start? Join the Diversity and Leadership in International Affairs Project and explore Washington's most prominent policy trailblazers' exhilarating personal and professional journeys.

Event — November 19, 2024

What Causes Water Conflict?

Growing water demands, mounting environmental stresses, and poor management practices increasingly strain global water supplies. Violent conflicts over access to and control of water systems are rapidly rising as competing users assert their claims to vital resources.

Commentary by David Michel — November 8, 2024

Mali: Untangling the Politico-Security Knot

Addressing the deteriorating security situation and improving civil-military relations in Mali require a deeper understanding of the country’s historical and cultural contexts. These can help inform the United States’ strategic engagement with Mali.

Report by Mvemba Phezo Dizolele and Cameron Hudson — October 30, 2024