The DRG Bureau is the technical lead at USAID for democracy, human rights, and governance assistance and policyto improve the resilience of democratic societies. Through the DRG Bureau, USAID embeds DRG and anti-corruption as critical components ofinclusive and sustainable development and ensures that democracy, human rights, and anti-corruption considerations are infused into policydecisions, programming, public outreach, and partner engagement. The DRG Bureau elevates and unifies USAID's DRG equities in the United StatesGovernment (USG) interagency, as well as coordinates to advance DRG objectives with a range of partners such as donors, internationalorganizations, implementing and civil society partners, and the private sector.
ACC leads USAID's efforts to tackle the fight against corruption within countries and transnationally through a multipronged, multisectoral approach.ACC mobilizes broad-based coalitions and partnerships, elevates anti-corruption considerations in policy making, catalyzes innovation andexperimentation, and serves Missions and the broader community with cutting-edge and responsive technical support and thought leadership. Theprograms and mechanisms of ACC provide USAID Missions and staff with the knowledge, skills, tools, and resources to ensure that developmentassistance is locally-led and advances self-reliance. More information on the functions of the DRG Bureau and its offices are described inADS101.3.1.17, Agency Programs and Functions ( )
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Bureau for Democracy, Human Rights, and Governance (DRG)
Location
Washington, D.C.
Pay Scale/Grade
(USD) $132,860.00 - $191,900.00 per year (includes Washington, DC locality)