As a dedicated member of the sustainable development community, Chemonics supports educational and advocacy groups that share our commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals and promote the role of sustainable development to advance global stability, security, and prosperity.
Professional Services Council
As a member of the Professional Services Council (PSC), Chemonics supports fair, effective, and accountable government contracting processes. Read more about the Professional Services Council.
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Council for International Development Companies
As a founding member of PSC’s Council of International Development Companies (CIDC), we support the coalition’s goals of educating audiences on the vital role that international development companies play in achieving accountable, transparent, and sustainable development results in support of U.S. national security, economic, and humanitarian goals worldwide. Through the CIDC, we are proud to contribute to high-level dialogues with USAID, the United States President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), the Millennium Challenge Corporation, and the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation about best practices for delivering cost-effective results. Chemonics President Anna Slother serves on the CIDC Executive Advisory Board. Read more about CIDC.
Key contributions include:
- American Development Companies: Addressing the Needs of a World in Crisis
- American Development Companies: Addressing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
U.S. Global Leadership Coalition
The U.S. Global Leadership Coalition (USGLC) unites more than 500 businesses, non-profits, national security and foreign policy experts, and faith-based, academic, and military leaders in support of strategically elevating the role of U.S.-led diplomacy and development in building a safer, more secure world. Chemonics President and CEO Jamey Butcher serves on the USGLC Board. Read more about USGLC.
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Society for International Development – United States
Chemonics is proud to support the Society for International Development’s United States chapter (SID-US), which brings together the international development community in a global forum dedicated to sustainable economic, social, and political progress. Garron Hansen, senior vice president for West and Central Africa and Haiti, represents Chemonics on the SID-US Board. Read more about SID-US.
United Nations Global Compact
As a signatory to the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC), Chemonics reinforces its commitment to leadership in human rights, labor, environment, and anticorruption and ensures its work supports key United Nations goals. Read Chemonics’ UNGC Communication on Progress and learn more about the UNGC.
British Expertise International
Chemonics is a member of British Expertise International (BEI), the U.K.’s leading membership organisation for U.K.-based companies working in international development, infrastructure and capacity building internationally, with a focus on developing countries. BEI works closely with the U.K. and foreign governments to support members to identify, assess and secure opportunities internationally through a wide range of activities including networking events, sector-focused forums, bespoke international market intelligence, and demand-based trade missions. Read more about BEI.
International Aid Transparency Initiative
Chemonics International is committed to the mission of the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI) to improve the transparency and accountability of aid funding for UK aid-funded programs. As a part of the global international development community, we recognize the importance of our responsibility to manage data with integrity. To achieve this aim, relevant UK aid-funded programs are required to regularly publish information about our activities to the IATI Registry in accordance with donor requirements. You can read more about our commitment in this document, which also outlines our criteria for excluding certain types of sensitive data.