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With the EU’s “fiscal compact” and other rules limiting the scope of government assistance, innovative thinking is needed.
And direct financial assistance to LMICs – for example, to fund family-planning programs and combat malaria and HIV/AIDS – will be required for years to come.
But, in 2007, the United States will provide economic assistance to Latin American and the Caribbean worth $1.8 billion, which is $200 million less than in 2006.
In the north, they object to the risks entailed by financial assistance provided to the south.
Would the IMF have made its assistance conditional on significant reforms in labor markets and in the social insurance system?
Yes, we needed external assistance, but we never surrendered “ownership” of the reform process; we made it work for us.
Yet today, faced with a virus that kills half of those it infects and the prospect that it could decimate an entire region of Africa, disrupt air travel, and put people around the world in quarantine, the world has delivered only a fraction of the needed financial and material assistance.
The ECB might have cut off emergency liquidity assistance, forcing the government to impose capital controls and even consider abandoning the euro.
With the Greek government thus failing to push through structural reforms, it was unable to earn the trust of its creditors; and, skeptical that the government was committed to reform, the troika demanded a pound of flesh, in the form of front-loaded austerity, as the price of assistance.
Of course, any assistance to North Korea would have to be monitored closely to prevent it from being diverted for military or other political purposes.
Conservatives in both the United States and South Korea may argue that North Korea must first move toward denuclearization before any kind of economic assistance is offered.
At the very least, that means not using the financial crisis as an excuse to reduce international aid and development assistance.
Its humanitarian assistance, to put it politely, is less than generous.
Koreans need to step up, speak out, and do more, and that should start with more generous official development assistance.
Puzzlingly, US Secretary of State John Kerry, justifying plans to provide the FSA’s Supreme Military Council with additional assistance, has cited the danger of “letting this country, the heart of the Middle East … [become] hijacked by extremists.”
In this context, the West’s belief that it can channel assistance to certain elements of the opposition is absurd, as is the concept of “non-lethal” aid, such as night-vision goggles, medical equipment, and armor, given the conventionally “lethal” aid that is already pouring in from the Gulf states.
Putin’s consensus made it possible to resolve both problems without foreign assistance and interference.
European Union governments and institutions must ask themselves not only whether they have lived up to their responsibility to provide immediate assistance to refugees today.
In July 2011, Europe’s leaders agreed on a (limited) restructuring of Greek debt, while at the same time making financial assistance nimbler and cheaper.
Financial assistance can conceivably help Spain, but not Italy.
Seventh, establish different programs for higher-level commanders, providing more orientation, training, credit, and technical assistance.
Seventy-nine percent of Gaza’s households live in poverty; eight out of ten depend on food assistance.
Whether or not the Greeks are deserving of assistance, it is in Europe’s interest to help them.
The overall use of the euro-system liquidity assistance to Greece came close to €90 billion ($96 billion) in early 2015.
In this respect, the Bank’s technical assistance to governments is very similar to what private consultants offer to companies.
About four million people in Chad – or about one-third of the country’s population – will need humanitarian assistance in 2016.
But importing assistance may not only be less effective; it might actually cause more damage in the long run.
Security assistance should emphasize intelligence and policing so that Ukraine is less vulnerable to Russian attempts to sow discord and cause unrest.
They can also provide funding, advice, technical assistance, and yes, occasionally military force to help the process along.
Yet most big banks have repeatedly failed to produce plausible plans explaining how they could fail in bankruptcy without any government assistance and without damaging the world economy, and none has faced meaningful consequences for noncompliance.
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