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Mr. Ober, 32, is the director of programs at Democracy International, a contractor in Bethesda, Md., that implements governance programs and promotes democracy.

Good governance programs and microfinance loans to the poor are important, but their collective effect on the authoritarian politics of the Middle East over the last decade has been limited.

To a large extent the criticism is justifiable and applicable to both the internationals that rely on Western donor funding to implement civil society/good governance programs and the indigenous organizations they work with.

Other professional experiences along this journey include two years at the Environmental Law Institute in Washington, DC, where Judy helped build the Private Environmental Governance program, and a year founding the Development Department of a food-focused business incubator called Union Kitchen.

He also works with bilateral and multilateral donors to improve the design and evaluation of governance programming and is a founding member of the DevLab@Duke.

Three major programs support our mission: the Program on Democratic Governance, the Innovations in Government Program, and the Rajawali Foundation Institute for Asia.

He also seemed to offer a glancing defense of his son's role in the tabloid scandals by saying that he had made "lasting contributions" in his "efforts to improve and enhance governance programs" at News International and the TV operations.

He co-directs the Transparency Policy Project and leads democratic governance programs of the Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation at the Kennedy School.

USAID spending on democracy and governance programs alone shot up from $671 million in 2002 to $1.2 billion in 2004, but almost all of that increase was devoted to Iraq and Afghanistan.

He notes that the Bush administration slashed economic aid to Egypt in the 2009 budget but kept the funding for democracy and governance programs constant, while Obama cut funding to those programs in an effort to make the cuts more proportional and under pressure from the American embassy in Cairo.

Greater communication and cooperation between relevant stakeholders engaged in pharmaceutical systems, including development-granting institutions, international organizations with good governance programs, the private sector, and donor-aid recipients could support more integrated programs.