Amanda M. Fulmer

Amanda M. Fulmer

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Amanda M. Fulmer joined NPA in August of 2001 as a research fellow from Princeton Project 55, a public interest program sponsored by Princeton University’s class of 1955. She worked on NPA’s Cuba project on foreign investment and worker rights.

Human Capital Reform: 21st Century Requirements for the United States Agency for International Development

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The report presents 50 recommendations for reforming human capital in the U.S. Agency for International Development. The recommendations were developed at a Forum hosted by the National Policy Association in October 2002 at the Belmont Conference Center in Elkridge, Maryland. Human Capital Management

 
 
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Amanda M. Fulmer joined NPA in August of 2001 as a research fellow from Princeton Project 55, a public interest program sponsored by Princeton University’s class of 1955. She worked on NPA’s Cuba project on foreign investment and worker rights. In February 2002, Fulmer directed a major conference in Lima, Peru, entitled “Equity and Growth: The Role of Civil Society in Sustainable Development.” In June of 2002, she began her research project on personnel policies at the U.S. Agency for International Development.
 
Fulmer received a degree in politics and certificates in Latin American studies, Spanish language and culture, and political theory from Princeton University in 2001.