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Spurring Innovation to Help Venezuelans

Spurring Innovation to Help Venezuelans January 01, 2021 share Print The U.S. Agency for International Development and the Inter-American Development Bank launched the BetterTogether, or Juntos-Es-Mejor, Challenge. Embed share The URL has been copied to your clipboard 0:00 0:03:52 0:00 Pop-out player The mismanagement and corruption of the illegitimate regime of Nicolás Maduro has plunged Venezuela into the worst humanitarian, political, and economic crisis in its history. The United States ha...
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Source: voa.gov

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USAID: 'Alarming hunger' in South Sudan; a generation at risk

In this Thursday, December 17 photo, three-year-old Peter Sebit stands outside a health clinic in Pibor, South Sudan, waiting to get food supplements. (AP Photo/Sam Mednick) United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Acting Deputy Administrator John Barsa has expressed concern about "alarming hunger" in South Sudan including children suffering from acute malnutrition. "The United States is gravely concerned by the worsening food-security situation in the Republic of South Sudan,...
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5 million fleeing crisis face stricter border controls

More than five million people have fled Venez­uela because of the ongoing political and economic crisis. Trinidad, which is just seven miles (11.2 kilometres) away from Venezuelan by sea, has seen thousands of people fleeing here. There are also allegations that a human trafficking ring exists. However, Trinidad and Tobago is not the only country grappling with an influx of illegal Venezuelans. Neighbouring countries of Colombia, Peru and Brazil have Venezuelans flocking there by the tens of...
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The Inner Workings of USAID: If It Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It. But If It Is Broke, Fix It! | Center for Strategic and International Studies

December 18, 2020 Since April, most media reports on activities at the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) have been negative, and unfortunately, most have been accurate. But most of the bad news stories have focused on a small cohort of political appointees and their shenanigans who were brought into leadership positions after former administrator Mark Green’s departure. The good news for the incoming Biden team is that much like the well-built homes of old, the “bones” o...
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Source: csis.org

Yemen: Houthi Terrorism Designation Threatens Aid - Yemen

Yemen: Houthi Terrorism Designation Threatens Aid Format US Action Risks Lives of Millions Already Facing Starvation (Washington) – The Trump administration’s potential designation of the Houthi armed group in Yemen as a “foreign terrorist organization” would threaten humanitarian aid on which millions of Yemenis rely for survival, Human Rights Watch said today. Over 20 million people in Yemen – nearly two-thirds of the population – require food assistance. If the US government desi...
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Yemen: Houthi Terrorism Designation Threatens Aid

US Action Risks Lives of Millions Already Facing Starvation An aid worker gives a food ration to a woman in Sanaa, Yemen, July 19, 2020. © 2020 REUTERS/Khaled Abdullah (Washington) – The Trump administration’s potential designation of the Houthi armed group in Yemen as a “foreign terrorist organization” would threaten humanitarian aid on which millions of Yemenis rely for survival, Human Rights Watch said today. Over 20 million people in Yemen – near...
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Source: hrw.org

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