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To attain our vision of improving the lives of the world's most vulnerable populations in less economically developed countries, the Payson Center has developed an extensive network of international expertise. Partnering with various knowledgeable and experienced entities results in more efficient, greater impact on our targeted populations. Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) www.iadb.org International Foundation
for Education and Self-Help (IFESH) www.ifesh.org Human Rights Center, University of California, Berkeley www.hrcberkeley.org Cordell Hull Foundation for International Education cordellhull.brinkster.net Centers for Disease Control (CDC) www.cdc.gov The Rockefeller Foundation www.rockfound.org U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) www.usaid.gov U.S. Department of Labor www.dol.gov Universidad Jorge Tadeo Lozano www.utadeo.edu.co International Center for Transitional Justice ictj.org Rwanda School of Public Health www.nursph.org/ African Medical & Research Foundation www.amref.org Gulu University: www.guluniv.ac.ug West African Health Organization www.wahooas.org In addition to these organizations, which are directly involved with the Payson Center, representatives from several hundred organizations - U.S. and foreign governmental agencies, NGOs and PVOs - comprise an informal network of experts that, in many cases, is able to provide critical peer-to-peer information exchange based upon relevant real-world experience. The ability to share experience leverages development efforts and increases individual, national and international effectiveness.
