Working with Congress, the Executive branch, and other stakeholders, MFAN has earned a reputation for generating practical solutions to spur more effective and accountable U.S. international assistance, centered on the principles of accountability and locally led development.
Through education, advocacy, and convening, we advocate for programs that focus on long-term development outcomes and impact, including innovative approaches and models.
Since our creation in 2008, MFAN has helped shape major bipartisan reforms to strengthen U.S. development and humanitarian assistance. Across changing political landscapes and administrations, we have convened diverse stakeholders, informed key policy and legislative debates, and advanced practical solutions that improve oversight, transparency, accountability, and long-term development impact.
MFAN has played an important role in shaping landmark bipartisan legislation that modernized U.S. international assistance, including the Foreign Aid Transparency and Accountability Act (FATAA) and the BUILD Act, which established the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC). We have also contributed to reforms that strengthened global food security, water access, energy development, and aid transparency.
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