U.S. Department of State and U.S. Agency for International DevelopmentU.S. Department of State and U.S. Agency for International DevelopmentState USAID_1b7bb8d3-5c27-4cc5-a619-27bd6401a27cAdvance freedom for the benefit of the American people and the international community by helping to build and sustain a more democratic, secure, and prosperousworld composed of well-governed states that respond to the needs of their people, reduce widespread poverty, and act responsibly within the international system._dd0a5ae5-ee61-479a-8036-2543cd26ed0eLoyaltyCommitment to the United States and the American people.CharacterMaintenance of the highest ethical standards and integrity.ServiceExcellence in the formulation of policy and program management with room for creative dissent. Implementation of policy and management practices, regardless of personal views.AccountabilityResponsibility for meeting the highest performance standards.CommunityDedication to teamwork, professionalism, and the customer perspective.DiversityCommitment to having a workforce that represents the diversity of America.Strategic Goal 1Achieving peace and Security_3f4340c6-c49d-4b59-8bf5-226e5706834e1Department of Homeland SecurityHomeland Security coordinates intelligence and law enforcement activitiesand programs that help protect the United States from terrorist and other threats, and leads on immigration,naturalization, repatriation, border and transportation security, and biodefense.Department of DefenseDefense coordinates closely on counterterrorism and counter-narcotics programs, andprovides the military-to-military contacts, assistance, and training that strengthen military and alliance relationships,play an important role in the management of arms transfers and the Excess Defense Articles program, and supportthe evacuation of non-combatants from crisis or disaster sites. Defense sponsors significant cooperative threatreduction programs and supports the Proliferation Security Initiative. Defense leads in providing security support,when needed, for stabilization and reconstruction activities and participates in government-wide stabilization andreconstruction planning and operations with other agencies.Department of EnergyEnergy sponsors many nuclear nonproliferation programs, including the Global NuclearEnergy Partnership, which the Department helps to implement.Department of JusticeJustice leads on international legal assistance and implements some criminal justice andrule of law programs in conjunction with the Department and USAID. Justice also works with the Department onextradition and to combat transnational crime and narcotics trafficking, including training programs for foreignpolice forces.Department of the TreasuryTreasury leads money laundering and asset seizure issues, and monitors exportcontrols. The Department co-chairs with Treasury a committee on proliferation financing. The Department chairs,and USAID participates in, the Terrorist Finance Working Group of the Counterterrorism Security Group’s TechnicalAssistance Sub-GroupDepartment of CommerceCommerce leads on some export control regimes and coordinates on others.Other StakeholdersOther important partners include the Departments of Transportation, Health and Human Services, and Agriculture;the Environmental Protection Agency; the White House Offices of National Drug Control Policy; and U.S. Governmentintelligence agencies.Counterterrorism_b2697d80-c075-4413-9125-aeb56d302f0b1.1Weapons of mass destruction and destabilizing conventional weapons_2230d8d2-610d-468b-9fce-7e79e139c79d1.2Security cooperation and security sector reform_3e371318-3d12-425f-ada8-b5517f9408ce1.3Conflict prevention, mitigation, and response_d92ef224-a1c9-4a42-b65d-00c09e281c8e1.4Transnational crime_0c9b4a6d-5c9d-4cc0-942e-88feae0423ca1.5Homeland security_7a9ea116-15ce-4650-871f-d2a731ad16531.6Strategic Goal 2Governing Justly and Democratically_5037b1ff-f7ff-4ac1-b5f9-eb6bc7bad4952Broadcasting Board of Governors (BBG)BBG communicates democracy and human rights promotion messagesabroad.Department of LaborLabor monitors labor conditions around the world, including child labor, and providestechnical assistance to promote labor rights and standards.Department of JusticeJustice provides expertise in police and judicial reform.Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC)MCC encourages good governance by rewarding countries that governjustly with economic assistance.Department of CommerceCommerce supports the sustainable development of transparent and accountablebusiness practices overseas.Rule of law and human rights_d8e66e41-fa1d-4805-bc70-b70de20e969f2.1Good governance_69e9b455-b82c-4ae1-8c6e-36206b3778572.2Political competition and consensus building_b0f2471f-36b4-4139-9744-7e0b80e87abe2.3Civil society_c63df51a-9434-4e26-9ed7-2ea24c34228e2.4Strategic Goal 3Investing in people_a0c363c8-a4a6-4eba-97bc-4d74ffee84563Department of Health and Human ServicesHealth and Human Services and its constituent agencies (e.g., Centersfor Disease Control, National Institutes of Health, Health Resources and Services Administration, and the SubstanceAbuse and Mental Health Services Administration) are major partners in meeting the U.S. objectives for health.Environmental Protection AgencyEPA supports health-related projects such as improving water quality andreducing indoor air pollution.Department of Homeland SecurityHomeland Security cooperates on programs to prevent the spread of avianinfluenza.Department of DefenseDefense coordinates on health programs in post-conflict situations and provides military to-military assistance to fight HIV/AIDS in military populations.Department of AgricultureAgriculture coordinates with USAID on child nutrition, avian influenza, and providingincentives for school attendance.Department of EducationEducation represents the U.S. Government in many international fora.Peace CorpsPeace Corps supports Investing in People programs at the community level.Millennium Challenge CorporationMCC supports all the Investing in People objectives.Other StakeholdersDepartments of Commerce, labor, and Justice.Health_ca473826-b8ba-43c3-bc37-c56ae1ebef083.1Education_ca271fa9-5b23-4065-b414-431a07f88c6c3.2Social services and protection for especially vulnerable populations_ba06306a-4641-4730-a65c-257e405a64bc3.1Strategic Goal 4Promoting economic growth and prosperity_896de758-2c7c-498b-b9f3-595f83e63f2a4U.S. Trade RepresentativeUSTR coordinates trade policy and trade negotiations.Millennium Challenge CorporationMCC is a key partner in the provision of development assistance.Department of AgricultureAgriculture is a key partner, particularly in provision of food aid, promotion of farmexports, and technical assistance for forest management.Department of the TreasuryTreasury directs U.S. policy in the international financial institutions and cooperateson initiatives such as the Global Environment Facility.Department of CommerceCommerce works in support of U.S. businesses overseas and through the NationalOceanic and Atmospheric Administration on marine resource issues, coastal zone management, and meteorology.Other StakeholdersDepartments of Defense, Energy, Justice, and Interior; the EnvironmentalProtection Agency; the Federal Communications Commission; the National Aeronautics and Space Administration;the Overseas Private Investment Corporation, the Export-Import Bank, the u.S. Trade and DevelopmentAgency, the Small Business Administration, the Peace Corps, and the u.S. Geological Survey.Private markets_2d07c1c5-21e8-4cb0-8e00-70147bff55234.1Trade and investment_ddee003a-165a-473c-a609-4a9af3f7c6ec4.2Energy security_6c75861d-6877-4dcb-8a4b-942d92ab973f4.3Environment_a8dd28e3-9a3a-40dc-86d2-bccba028963d4.4Agriculture_4887d195-8ceb-4b69-abd2-cec9512873664.5Strategic Goal 5providing Humanitarian assistance_cd6db657-ba8d-4235-b5c3-93b7c606f32e5Department of Homeland SecurityHomeland Security is responsible for refugee adjudications for resettlementinto the United States and for admitting such individuals upon arrival. Our Homeland Security colleagues alsoprovide the technical expertise on migration related matters for U.S. Government involvement in regional migrationdialogues.Department of Health and Human ServicesHealth and Human Services is a key partner in international emergencyand refugee health issues, particularly through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s work with the UNand other humanitarian partners.Department of DefenseDefense plays an important role in efforts to mobilize large-scale logistical support inhumanitarian emergencies; to stabilize countries affected by conflict, including providing security for the provisionof humanitarian assistance; and to provide humanitarian assistance in environments so insecure that civilianagencies are not able to operate.Protection, assistance, and solutions_b71fc348-cec6-4709-9aed-47f4fd199b815.1Disaster prevention and mitigation_8bcdf271-1365-4f35-9cb3-8359635ce2435.2Orderly and humane means for migration management_4e91db2c-f608-4f8b-80bc-e456ddd64ced5.3Strategic Goal 6promoting International Understanding_ab60e442-efaf-4240-920a-b0712e331ea86Broadcasting Board of GovernorsBBG, consistent with its legislative charter and standards of professionaljournalism, disseminates information abroad on America and American policies.Department of DefenseDefense provides global support for public diplomacy and assistance activities and is aprincipal player in the interagency process.Department of Homeland SecurityHomeland Security coordinates intelligence and law enforcement activities andprograms that help protect the United States from terrorist and other threats, and leads on issues relating to visapolicy and border control procedures.Offer a positive vision_9570d3c0-ed45-40dc-ba5c-f9676fe5881f6.1Marginalize extremism_c98c380d-1987-4c25-baee-e51697a1caa06.2Nurture common interests and values_3bea9116-209b-436a-a827-77e4a918e4ff6.3 Required content not provided Strengthening consular and management capabilities_c9e42b15-9b22-43c5-9908-dc21c8546a6b7Consular services (Visas, Passports, American Citizen Services)_1832ce8e-603d-45d7-ba51-d0b6cf3f9d7f7.1Major management functions_710b7120-3250-414b-a396-d373ea66bc6d7.22006-10-012012-09-302010-02-08http://www.state.gov/documents/organization/86291.pdfArthurColman (www.drybridge.com)202-512-2055colman@drybridge.com