USIP raised around $88m in private funds to help build it's new HQ
USIP raised $88m in private funds to help build its new HQ building (one of the few categories of private funding permitted by the USIP Act). However, the scale of funding achieved suggests that USIP might be able to support itself from private sources if the USIP Act was changed accordingly.
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The Future of the US Institute of Peace »The Future of the US Institute of Peace
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Congressional Funding of USIP? »Congressional Funding of USIP?
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Withdraw Congressional funding »Withdraw Congressional funding
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USIP's work should be funded privately »USIP's work should be funded privately
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Corporate / private interests would be willing to fund USIP's work »Corporate / private interests would be willing to fund USIP's work
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USIP raised around $88m in private funds to help build it's new HQ
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One-off example doesn't prove potential for stable long term funding »One-off example doesn't prove potential for stable long term funding
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Private interests provided a minority of the necessary HQ funds »Private interests provided a minority of the necessary HQ funds
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