1. Role of Private Actors in Development 2009 RUBIN SYMPOSIUM: The Privatization of Development Assistance December 4-5, 2009 NYU School of Law Heidi Metcalf Little Deputy Director and Senior Fellow Center for Global Prosperity Hudson Institute Washington DC

2. Laying the Foundation

3. Total Official and Total Private Flows – Philanthropy, Remittances, Investment – from OECD Donor Countries to Developing Countries, 1991-2007 (billions of $)

4. Official, Private Investment, Philanthropic and Remittance Flows from OECD Donor Countries to Developing Countries, 1991-2007 (Billions of $)

5. Remittances Received by All Countries and by Developing Countries, 2000-2007 (Billions of $)

6. Remittances from OECD Donor Countries to Developing Countries, 2007 (Billions of $)

7. Remittances from the United States to Developing Countries by Region, 2007 (Billions of $)

8. Total U.S. Economic Engagement with Developing Countries, 2007

9. Incomplete Private Giving Numbers Submitted to OECD and More Complete Numbers from CGP, 2007 (Billions of $)

10. Net ODA as Percentage of GNI, 2007 Total Assistance from OECD Donor Countries to Developing Countries: ODA Philanthropy and Remittances as Percentage of GNI, 2007

11. Private Development Assistance Definition as compared to ODA: Cross-boarder transfers of cash, grants, loans, in- kind contributions or volunteer time to individuals, NGOs, and/or governments ultimately residing in Part 1 of the DAC list of Aid Recipients (developing countries) which are: (a) undertaken by private actors including individuals, foundations, corporations, private voluntary organizations, universities and colleges or religious organizations; (b) with promotion of economic development and humanitarian need as the objective; and (c) at concessional financial terms where commodities and loans are concerned.

12. Opportunities and Challenges  Growth  Sustainability  Impact