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This White Paper puts forth possible reforms to "strategically align U.S. foreign aid resources and accountability with the various and distinct objectives of foreign aid".
Published January 2004
This White Paper puts forth possible reforms to "strategically align U.S. foreign aid resources and accountability with the various and distinct objectives of foreign aid".
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