Economic Growth, Energy, and the Environment
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Bureau of Economic Growth, Energy, and the Environment (E3) is a key component of the U.S. Department of State, focusing on promoting economic growth, managing energy resources, and addressing global environmental challenges.
Mission
The mission of the E3 Bureau is to advance U.S. economic and environmental interests through international diplomacy and development assistance. It works to foster sustainable economic growth, secure energy supplies, and promote environmental protection worldwide, helping to shape a more stable, prosperous, and sustainable global community.
Parent organization
The E3 Bureau is part of the U.S. Department of State.
Legislation
The E3 Bureau was established within the Department of State's organizational structure to address economic, energy, and environmental issues, without specific founding legislation.
Partners
- U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID)
- International financial institutions like the World Bank
- Foreign governments and multilateral organizations
Number of employees
The E3 Bureau has approximately 200 employees.
Organization structure
- Office of the Assistant Secretary leads policy and strategy.
- Office of Economic Policy Analysis and Public Diplomacy focuses on economic analysis and outreach.
- Office of Energy Resources addresses energy security and policy.
- Office of Environment and Science Policy deals with global environmental issues.
List of programs
- Power Africa for Electricity Access
- Clean Energy Initiatives
- Global Climate Change Programs
- Trade and Investment Facilitation
Last total enacted budget
The specific budget for the E3 Bureau is not publicly detailed as it is part of the Department of State's broader budget.
Leader
The E3 Bureau is led by an Assistant Secretary.
Services provided
The E3 Bureau provides services through diplomatic engagement, policy development, and international assistance programs aimed at promoting economic growth, ensuring energy access and security, and protecting the environment. It supports initiatives that encourage sustainable development, increase investment, and address climate change and biodiversity loss.
Regulations overseen
While the E3 Bureau does not directly oversee regulations, it influences international policies and agreements related to economic development, energy, and environmental protection, participating in negotiations and promoting U.S. standards and interests.
Headquarters address
2201 C St NW, Washington, DC 20520
Website
Wikipedia article
There is no specific Wikipedia article for the E3 Bureau; for context, see wikipedia:United States Department of State.