Public Diplomacy Modernization: Better Communication and Government Efficiency
This act aims to streamline how the United States communicates with the world to better build trust and understanding. It introduces new methods for evaluating the effectiveness of diplomatic efforts and seeks savings by avoiding program duplication. Citizens can expect their money to be spent more efficiently on promoting U.S. interests abroad.
Key points
Establishes a Director of Research and Evaluation to monitor the effectiveness of public diplomacy programs, ensuring better use of funds.
Streamlines operations by avoiding duplication of programs and resources across public diplomacy bureaus, potentially leading to cost savings.
Sets guidelines for closing or relocating public diplomacy facilities to ensure continuity of important informational activities.
Permanently reauthorizes the U.S. Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy, providing continuous oversight and advice in this field.
Status:
Expired
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