Assistance
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The only reason the country has not long since defaulted on its debts is that the European Central Bank continues to provide funds to the Greek central bank through its emergency liquidity
assistance
(ELA) scheme.
Macri took over the presidency with a bang, launching an audacious – and highly risky – strategy that places aggressive price liberalization and the removal of quantitative controls front and center, ahead of the five measures relating to demand management and financial
assistance.
To revive the Argentine economy in a durable and inclusive manner, Macri’s government needs to act fast to mobilize sizeable external financial assistance, generate additional domestic resources, and implement deeper structural reforms.
And he will not have much enthusiasm for these meetings’ habitual exhortation to foreswear protectionism or provide greater
assistance
to refugees.
Around 3.4% of total development
assistance
for health is devoted to TB, compared to 27.7% for maternal and child health and 29.7% for HIV in 2015.
Absent external
assistance
and a credible plan for restoring fiscal order, Greek sovereign debt could not be rolled over, forcing a default, probably in the form of a restructuring of Greek debt.
Even with external assistance, many view default as a near certainty, because the arithmetic of restoring fiscal balance is so daunting.
Emblematic of the difference between the UN and the G-20 conferences was the discussion of bank secrecy: whereas the G-20 focused on tax evasion, the UN Conference addressed corruption, too, which some experts contend gives rise to outflows from some of the poorest countries that are greater than the foreign
assistance
they receive.
So far, Ukraine has miraculously managed to withstand these assaults with little international support – but it is in desperate need of
assistance.
The international community, again with the EU in the lead, must provide substantial humanitarian
assistance.
Venezuelans and Cubans provide Morales with the levers of his power: communications, bodyguards, military assistance, transportation, and intelligence networks.
Innovation in Development FinanceROME – More than four decades ago, the world’s wealthiest countries pledged that at least 0.7% of their GDP would be devoted to official development
assistance
(ODA).
For example, although the so-called Tobin tax (a small levy on financial transactions) was originally intended to fund development assistance, a version of it was recently adopted in Europe in order to supplement national budget revenues.
Such investment should come partly from international development assistance, which must place a higher priority on sexual- and reproductive-health services, and partly from national governments.
But studies of domestic financing and international donor-country contributions (official development assistance) revealed that annual spending toward the 2015 education MDGs and EFA goals fell $22 billion short of what would have been needed.
Lightly populated Australia offered more than twice America’s assistance, Japan promised almost 50% more, and Europe pledged more than five times as much.
This led many observers to reflect on the fact that the world’s richest country was in general the most miserly in foreign
assistance
– all the more so in comparison to the amount it spends on war and defense.
Unfortunately, in an effort that was widely seen as another attempt to undermine multilateralism, the US tried to lead a “core group” driving the
assistance
program, ignoring ongoing efforts within the region and at the UN.
Countries, like Thailand, that felt that they could handle the finances on their own asked that
assistance
be directed to others.
In New York City, the Mayor’s Public Engagement Unit uses interagency data platforms to coordinate door-to-door outreach to residents in need of
assistance.
Even Trump’s dystopian and dyspeptic speech conceded that the UN makes valuable contributions to world peace, through peacekeeping missions and other forms of
assistance.
The most important action that can be undertaken is to make continued
assistance
conditional on political and economic reform.
Further
assistance
should also be made conditional on greater freedom of the mass media and an end to intimidation.
Finally, significant
assistance
and investment in research and development from wealthy countries is needed, so that free TB treatment is truly available and accessible to all.
Other countries found it hard to believe the government’s warnings that, without speedy assistance, a political catastrophe would ensue.
International investment has become an important source of external finance for many countries; for developing economies, in particular, FDI can exceed official development
assistance
by wide margins.
The EU was right to react decisively to ensure the euro’s stability by providing short-term
assistance
to Greece and establishing the European Financial Stabilization Mechanism.
At a time when the need for food
assistance
is particularly high, some governments have withdrawn food subsidies and others have scaled back subsidies for agricultural inputs like seeds, fertilizer, and pesticides, hindering local food production.
Cherished by the donor community, Kenya received almost $1 billion of official development
assistance
in 2006 – up by 250% since 2002.
The OECD has estimated that tax avoidance by multinationals averages $200 billion per year – a figure that far exceeds total international development
assistance.
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