Op/Ed: Tech industry in Indiana emerging as global leader, growing contributor to economy

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'Indiana partnerships and initiatives with USAID and others would not be possible without America’s leadership on technological innovation in development and diplomacy,' write Bonnie Glick and Martin Baier.

. Two years later, the strategy is already delivering results, from combating COVID-19 and corruption to leveraging digital technologies that empower farmers to employ more sustainable growing practices. Strengthening digital transformation and modernization efforts through USAID and other government agencies devoted to development, diplomacy and foreign policy helps chart a vision for humanitarian assistance that is innovative and can respond to the imminent global crisis.

. Purdue University implements the U.S. Borlaug Fellows in Global Food Security program, which is funded by USAID. Through this program, U.S. scientists are helping address global food security through innovation, technology and knowledge building to aid developing countries. Participants of the program — scientists, researchers, policymakers in the U.S. — improve their understanding of agricultural science and foster science-based trade policies that open market access for U.S.

Indiana partnerships and initiatives with USAID and others would not be possible without America’s leadership on technological innovation in development and diplomacy. That’s why we urge the entire Indiana congressional delegation to support a strong and robust International Affairs Budget to defend America’s interests through diplomatic and development leadership.

Amid global crises, we are at an inflection point and must leverage our digital leadership to ensure America remains competitive and can address the threats of today and tomorrow. Whether its food insecurity, global supply chains, energy and climate challenges, or modern technology issues, America is poised to be the global leader for an innovative future where everyone, including us Hoosiers, benefit. From our education to our exports, Indiana’s prosperity is linked to America leading globally.

Bonnie Glick is director of the Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue University. Martin Baier is the president and CEO of The International Center, Honorary Consul of France to Indiana and a member of the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition’s Indiana Advisory Committee.

 

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