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FY2011 Financial Statements and Report of Independent Certified Public Accountants (225 KB)
The Asia Foundation's FY2011 Financial Statements and Report of Independent Certified Public Accountants |
03/22/2012 |
Miscellaneous
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FY2011 Return of Organization Exempt from Income Tax - Form 990 (3861 KB)
The Asia Foundation's 990 form for fiscal year 2011. |
08/22/2012 |
Miscellaneous
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Gangnam vs. Gangbuk - English (64 KB)
An English translation of Edward Reed's column from Newsweek Korea. |
04/16/2009 |
Miscellaneous
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Gender and Conflict in Mindanao (746 KB)
The Asia Foundation commissioned a study in August 2010 to examine the dynamics of gender and conflict in Mindanao. Leslie Dwyer and Rufa Guiam conducted field-based research and a literature review to identify challenges and opportunities for...
The Asia Foundation commissioned a study in August 2010 to examine the dynamics of gender and conflict in Mindanao. Leslie Dwyer and Rufa Guiam conducted field-based research and a literature review to identify challenges and opportunities for women and men in community and national peacebuilding. Their report argues that programming is more effective when comprehensive gender analysis is utilized, and that such an approach can be transformative in societies trying to emerge from conflict.
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08/04/2011 |
Handout
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Gender and Conflict in Mindanao, Leslie Dwyer and Rufa Guiam (4354 KB)
The Asia Foundation commissioned a study in August 2010 to examine the dynamics of gender and conflict in Mindanao. Leslie Dwyer and Rufa Guiam conducted field-based research and a literature review to identify challenges and opportunities for...
The Asia Foundation commissioned a study in August 2010 to examine the dynamics of gender and conflict in Mindanao. Leslie Dwyer and Rufa Guiam conducted field-based research and a literature review to identify challenges and opportunities for women and men in community and national peacebuilding. Their report argues that programming is more effective when comprehensive gender analysis is utilized, and that such an approach can be transformative in societies trying to emerge from conflict.
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04/25/2012 |
Report
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Gender and Conflict in Mindanao (11x17 version) (743 KB)
The Asia Foundation commissioned a study in August 2010 to examine the dynamics of gender and conflict in Mindanao. Leslie Dwyer and Rufa Guiam conducted field-based research and a literature review to identify challenges and opportunities for...
The Asia Foundation commissioned a study in August 2010 to examine the dynamics of gender and conflict in Mindanao. Leslie Dwyer and Rufa Guiam conducted field-based research and a literature review to identify challenges and opportunities for women and men in community and national peacebuilding. Their report argues that programming is more effective when comprehensive gender analysis is utilized, and that such an approach can be transformative in societies trying to emerge from conflict.
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08/04/2011 |
Handout
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Gender and Women's Participation in Indonesia (2576 KB)
The Asia Foundation is committed to advancing women's rights and enhancing the role of women in Indonesia's democratic and economic development. Drawing on nearly 55 years of experience in Indonesia and across Asia, the Foundation partners...
The Asia Foundation is committed to advancing women's rights and enhancing the role of women in Indonesia's democratic and economic development. Drawing on nearly 55 years of experience in Indonesia and across Asia, the Foundation partners with both civil society and government to support innovative initiatives that increase women's participation in the policy-making process; increase the representation of women in legislatures; push for greater budget transparency and equitable budget allocations; raise awareness of gender issues; and secure women's rights.
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10/03/2012 |
Program Profile
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Gender and Women's Participation in Indonesia – in Bahasa Indonesia (2614 KB)
The Asia Foundation is committed to advancing women's rights and enhancing the role of women in Indonesia's democratic and economic development. Drawing on nearly 55 years of experience in Indonesia and across Asia, the Foundation partners...
The Asia Foundation is committed to advancing women's rights and enhancing the role of women in Indonesia's democratic and economic development. Drawing on nearly 55 years of experience in Indonesia and across Asia, the Foundation partners with both civil society and government to support innovative initiatives that increase women's participation in the policy-making process; increase the representation of women in legislatures; push for greater budget transparency and equitable budget allocations; raise awareness of gender issues; and secure women's rights.
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10/05/2012 |
Program Profile
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Gender-Based Violence (3073 KB)
Gender-based violence is one of the most prevalent and destructive problems women face worldwide, often resulting in debilitating physical and psychological trauma. This serious problem is deeply-rooted in women's low status within...
Gender-based violence is one of the most prevalent and destructive problems women face worldwide, often resulting in debilitating physical and psychological trauma. This serious problem is deeply-rooted in women's low status within society—a problem The Asia Foundation works to address on many fronts. Our programs work with entire communities to change negative attitudes and social customs that condone violence against women. We also work to prevent violence and address the immediate needs of victims by supporting shelters and providing counselling, legal aid, and vocational skills to help women rebuild their lives.
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09/14/2011 |
Handout
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Ger Area Development Survey Report (614 KB)
The survey objective is to assess the demographic, social, economic and other patterns within 18 Ulaanbaatar districts, including 15 so-called “ger districts.” The findings will help in understanding the interests that motivate...
The survey objective is to assess the demographic, social, economic and other patterns within 18 Ulaanbaatar districts, including 15 so-called “ger districts.” The findings will help in understanding the interests that motivate emigration from rural areas in order to inform and better guide urban planning and development. The survey sought to identify ger district dwellers’ perceptions of needs for basic infrastructure, vocational training and finance, and their willingness to pay for any improvements that might be introduced.
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06/01/2006 |
Survey
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Getting Majoritarianism Right, Timothy M. Meisburger (550 KB)
Article by Tim Meisburger from Journal of Democracy, Vol 23, No. 1, January 2012. An essay on election systems in developing democracies - specifically the emerging...
Article by Tim Meisburger from Journal of Democracy, Vol 23, No. 1, January 2012. An essay on election systems in developing democracies - specifically the emerging transitions in the Middle East - drawing on Meisburger's previous experience of similar transitions in South Africa, Indonesia, East Timor and elsewhere, and research conducted at USAID.
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01/20/2012 |
Article
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Getting to Work, Ian Coxhead, Diep Phan, Dinh Vu Trang Ngan, Kim N. B. Ninh (1093 KB)
Research Topic: Labour Market, Employment, and Urbanization in Viet Nam to 2020 - Learning from International Experiences. For the United Nations Development Programme and the Vietnam Ministry of Planning and Investment. |
03/15/2010 |
Analysis
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Girls Education-Education and Vocational Training (1846 KB)
It is widely recognized that when you educate a girl, her life and the lives around her are changed forever. Education can improve economic opportunities by preparing girls with the knowledge and skills they need to find employment. Attending...
It is widely recognized that when you educate a girl, her life and the lives around her are changed forever. Education can improve economic opportunities by preparing girls with the knowledge and skills they need to find employment. Attending school also allows girls more time and opportunities to learn basic life skills, often resulting in later marriages for them, and fewer, healthier, and better educated children. However, in many developing Asian countries girls are often kept out of school, and many women are unable to read and write. Women who lack education and skills become vulnerable to cycles of illiteracy, poverty, and abuse. Our programs create opportunities for women and girls to avoid this trap.
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10/13/2011 |
Handout
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Global and U.S. Trends in Spent Fuel Management Strategies, Charles McCombie (3878 KB)
Presentation at the Center for U.S.-Korea Policy’s “U.S.-ROK Workshop on Nuclear Fuel Cycles and Nonproliferation” held in collaboration with The Stimson Center and Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, July 21-22, 2010,...
Presentation at the Center for U.S.-Korea Policy’s “U.S.-ROK Workshop on Nuclear Fuel Cycles and Nonproliferation” held in collaboration with The Stimson Center and Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, July 21-22, 2010, Daejeon, Korea.
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09/21/2010 |
Analysis
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Global Trends in Nuclear Power and Nonproliferation Policy: A U.S. Perspective, Sharon Squassoni (1990 KB)
Presentation at the Center for U.S.-Korea Policy’s “U.S.-ROK Workshop on Nuclear Fuel Cycles and Nonproliferation” held in collaboration with The Stimson Center and Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, July 21-22, 2010,...
Presentation at the Center for U.S.-Korea Policy’s “U.S.-ROK Workshop on Nuclear Fuel Cycles and Nonproliferation” held in collaboration with The Stimson Center and Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, July 21-22, 2010, Daejeon, Korea.
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09/21/2010 |
Analysis
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Governance and Civil Society in Timor-Leste (1361 KB)
In Timor-Leste, The Asia Foundation is working to support credible, peaceful, and fair elections and to
enhance the capacity of newly elected suco councils to strengthen citizen participation in village and
municipal governance. |
11/13/2009 |
Handout
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Governance, Health, and Empowerment (243 KB)
Pakistan’s economic and social challenges include rapid population growth, a fragile macroeconomic situation, governance problems, slow progress on poverty reduction, and gender disparities. All of these factors have contributed to poor...
Pakistan’s economic and social challenges include rapid population growth, a fragile macroeconomic situation, governance problems, slow progress on poverty reduction, and gender disparities. All of these factors have contributed to poor health indicators for a large segment of Pakistan’s population, characterized by high maternal and child mortality and morbidity rates. The Asia Foundation promotes participatory, accountable, and transparent governance and strengthening the rule of law, and in Pakistan, this work extends to the health sector.
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05/01/2006 |
Handout
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Government of Mongolia strides towards ratification of the Palermo Protocol in an effort to combat trafficking in persons and international organized crime (101 KB)
On March 26-28, 2007 the Ministry of Justice and Home Affairs, the Asia Foundation and the National Center for State Courts (NCSC), with support from USAID and the U.S. Department of State, organized a national forum on the “Palermo...
On March 26-28, 2007 the Ministry of Justice and Home Affairs, the Asia Foundation and the National Center for State Courts (NCSC), with support from USAID and the U.S. Department of State, organized a national forum on the “Palermo Convention and Domestic Legislation” for government, law enforcement, NGOs and international organizations. More than 150 people participated in the three-day conference, the purpose of which was to combat trafficking in persons by building support for ratification of the Palermo Protocol and amendments of the Criminal and Criminal Procedures codes during the spring session of parliament.
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03/01/2007 |
Program Profile
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Government of Mongolia Turns Out in Force to Fight Trafficking (251 KB)
Everyday across Asia men, women, and children are deceived, lured across borders and exploited. Mongolia is not immune to this crime. Cases have been recorded, but the scope and number of Mongolian victims is unknown. A partnership between...
Everyday across Asia men, women, and children are deceived, lured across borders and exploited. Mongolia is not immune to this crime. Cases have been recorded, but the scope and number of Mongolian victims is unknown. A partnership between government, civil society organizations and law enforcement officials is forming to prevent and prosecute trafficking, and to protect victims. On April 26 and 27, The Asia Foundation and USAID’s regional trafficking advisor organized a seminar to strengthen the capacity of government, civil society and police to counter trafficking, and improve prevention, protection and prosecution under Mongolian and international law.
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06/01/2006 |
Program Profile
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Government of Mongolia Turns Out in Force to Fight Trafficking - in Mongolian (98 KB)
In Mongolian-
Everyday across Asia men, women, and children are deceived, lured across borders and exploited. Mongolia is not immune to this crime. Cases have been recorded, but the scope and number of Mongolian victims is unknown. A...
In Mongolian-
Everyday across Asia men, women, and children are deceived, lured across borders and exploited. Mongolia is not immune to this crime. Cases have been recorded, but the scope and number of Mongolian victims is unknown. A partnership between government, civil society organizations and law enforcement officials is forming to prevent and prosecute trafficking, and to protect victims. On April 26 and 27, The Asia Foundation and USAID’s regional trafficking advisor organized a seminar to strengthen the capacity of government, civil society and police to counter trafficking, and improve prevention, protection and prosecution under Mongolian and international law.
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02/12/2008 |
Program Profile
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Grant Management & Donor Relations: Financial Management Training Module 3 of 4 (468 KB)
Financial Management Training Modules: This series of four training modules is designed to provide the teaching and learning materials for training modules for LA officials in Financial Management. Each module kit contains...
Financial Management Training Modules: This series of four training modules is designed to provide the teaching and learning materials for training modules for LA officials in Financial Management. Each module kit contains printed resource material for trainers and participants, visual-aid material for trainers (such as power-point presentations on CD), learning exercises and simulations for trainers to use in workshops, and relevant computer software applications (such as Excel spreadsheets, on CD), to support a two-day workshop. Each module is available separately in Sinhala and Tamil from The Asia Foundation and the Sri Lanka Institute of Local Governance (SLILG).
- Module 1 – Financial Reporting and Cash Management
- Module 2 – Revenue Enhancement
- Module 3 – Grant Management and Donor Relations
- Module 4 – Office Management
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03/27/2009 |
Book
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Grassroots Influences on the U.S.-ROK Alliance: The Role of Civil Society, Jongryn Mo (300 KB)
Paper originally presented at a workshop on the "Influence and Role of Domestic Stakeholders on the U.S.-ROK Alliance," Center for U.S.-Korea Policy and the East Asia Institute, Seoul, February 22, 2010. |
08/10/2011 |
Analysis
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Group Think: The Challenge of U.S.-ASEAN Relations, Catharin Dalpino (60 KB)
Chapter from the full report, America's Role in Asia: Asian and American Views. |
09/10/2008 |
Report
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Guidance manual for developing community-based tourism (1747 KB)
(In Vietnamese) The Asia Foundation's "Community based tourism for handicraft villages in Bac Ninh" project supported three villages to develop and manage community-based tourism models designed to involve and benefit poorer communities. This...
(In Vietnamese) The Asia Foundation's "Community based tourism for handicraft villages in Bac Ninh" project supported three villages to develop and manage community-based tourism models designed to involve and benefit poorer communities. This guidance document was developed to share experiences on the development of community-based tourism to improve livelihoods in other localities in Vietnam.
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12/01/2011 |
Report
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Guide to Proposal Writing for Local Authorities (1182 KB)
This guidebook is designed to help local authority personnel write a successful project proposal for submission to a funding agency or similar organization. It sets out the basic steps in project identification and describes each section of a...
This guidebook is designed to help local authority personnel write a successful project proposal for submission to a funding agency or similar organization. It sets out the basic steps in project identification and describes each section of a well written proposal. The booklet provides writing tips and samples and examples of proposal components and provides information on how proposals are likely to be evaluated. Local authorities may use the “Directory of Funding and Resource Agencies for LAs in Sri Lanka” to identify places to submit proposals. Trainers may also use the guide to support workshops or “write shops” (facilitated proposal writing sessions) on proposal preparation. The guide is available in English, Sinhala and Tamil from The Asia Foundation and the Sri Lanka Institute of Local Governance (SLILG).
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03/27/2009 |
Book
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Guideline for PRODIP Grant Applicants (216 KB)
Guidelines for grant applicants under the Promoting Democratic Institutions and Practices (PRODIP) project. |
06/08/2011 |
Miscellaneous
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Guidelines for Improving the Effectiveness of Disaster Related Corporate Social Responsibility (in Vietnamese) (13507 KB)
Guidance for businesses on improving their disaster-related CSR in Vietnam. |
06/11/2012 |
Report
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Guidelines for PRODIP Research Proposal (46 KB)
Guidelines for submitting Research Proposal on Strengthening Democratic Governance in Bangladesh under the Promoting Democratic Institutions and Practices (PRODIP) Project. |
08/22/2011 |
Miscellaneous
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Homeland and Water Protection Coalition of River Movements Targets Mining Law Changes (101 KB)
Under current law, there are few protections afforded to communities and citizens from the potential impacts of mining. This may change if the Homeland and Water Protection Coalition of River Movements, and partner environmental and civil...
Under current law, there are few protections afforded to communities and citizens from the potential impacts of mining. This may change if the Homeland and Water Protection Coalition of River Movements, and partner environmental and civil society organizations are successful in their campaign to introduce amendments to the Law on Minerals which is on the legislative agenda for this spring session of Parliament.
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05/01/2006 |
Program Profile
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Homeland and Water Protection Coalition of River Movements Targets Mining Law Changes - in Mongolian (200 KB)
Under current law, there are few protections afforded to communities and citizens from the potential impacts of mining. This may change if the Homeland and Water Protection Coalition of River Movements, and partner environmental and civil...
Under current law, there are few protections afforded to communities and citizens from the potential impacts of mining. This may change if the Homeland and Water Protection Coalition of River Movements, and partner environmental and civil society organizations are successful in their campaign to introduce amendments to the Law on Minerals which is on the legislative agenda for this spring session of Parliament.
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05/01/2006 |
Program Profile
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