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Indeed, the viability of Syria, a multi-ethnic state, is being threatened by multiple armed groups supported by external sponsors – Iran, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Russia, the United States, Turkey, France, and many private donors – who themselves have conflicting aims.
At a meeting in London in February, international donors recognized the importance of education for refugees, promising to get all of Syria’s refugee children into school by the end of 2017.
They then worked with donors to develop comprehensive strategies for reaching all out-of-school children and raising the quality of education.
Instead of delivering aid through unreliable, underfunded annual humanitarian appeals, donors need to provide predictable multi-year funding, as the United Kingdom has done.
That is why it is more important than ever for international donors and African governments to continue to support programs that give small farmers access to the good seeds, quality tools, and reliable markets that they need to become self-sufficient.
Supreme Court justices who themselves were frequently wined and dined by corporate donors gave the green light to keep these corrupt flows secret in their infamous Citizens United decision.
This of course includes only the funds that can be tracked to particular donors.
In the meantime, governments and donors should consider cheaper short-term options.
To some donors, Georgia might not seem to be worth the cost.
Third, regional and international donors must direct more aid to the millions of smallholder farmers who rely on agriculture to make ends meet.
Finally, everyone involved in strengthening Africa’s agricultural sector – from donors to farmers – must never forget the transformative power of partnerships.
However, the sad reality is that, despite support from various development partners and donors, assistance for reproductive health care and family planning fell by half in the last decade.
The Case for Surge FundingMUNICH – Important progress was made at the donors’ conference for Syrian refugees convened in London on February 4.
But we already know that actions taken by governments, donors, and development partners will determine the way forward.
Since the program’s inception two years ago, nearly 30 global partners have been recruited, and an online platform has linked governments with organizations and donors to share resources, expertise, and knowledge.
As it stands, it is impossible to know which policies Trump, a political novice, will pursue – not least because it is impossible to know which interest groups or donors will wield influence over him.
Meanwhile, Netanyahu allows multi-million-dollar donations for settlement construction by right-wing donors like Sheldon Edelson.
That fact alone should be enough to convince fragile states and their donors to invest in expanding access to quality education.
If fragile states and international donors directed more resources to strengthening education’s three pillars – early, primary, and secondary – the world’s SOTCs would finally have a chance to get back on track.
Some Republican supporters and donors have obviously moved to the right in recent decades.
For example, governments and donors sometimes tie funding to self-reported measures, which creates incentives for recipients to over-report key data like vaccination or school-enrollment rates.
Despite these failings, national governments and international donors continue to devote far too few resources to ensuring the collection of adequate data.
And governments’ dependency on donors to fund and gather their core statistics is unsustainable.
The recognition by governments and external donors of the need for more – and more efficient – funding, particularly to national statistical systems, will be integral to such a shift.
Such a compact would enable governments and donors to express their shared intention to build a national statistics system over a period of several years, with clear and verifiable milestones.
Trump’s promise to cut taxes again is widely viewed as a major reason why Republican congressional leaders – and, most important, the party’s big donors – supported him in 2016 and continued to do so.
But, according to a recent US State Department report, some Saudi-based charities and individual donors continue to fund Sunni militants.
Effective oversight from donors and Pakistan’s private sector will be critical.
The Quartet’s special envoy, James Wolfensohn, has proposed that donors assist the Palestinian people without violating anti-terrorism laws that prohibit funds from being sent directly to Hamas.
KMET also receives money from European donors and other sources to provide comprehensive reproductive health services, including abortion counseling.
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