Let's look at capabilities Foreign aid.

Malagasies, for example, have been the ones to feel the brunt of the suspension of foreign aid, which dominates Madagascar s budget.

But outside help is essential.

That does not mean cutting foreign aid.

External financial assistance at the time of the second Gulf war

For example, Japan s aid budget has declined, and only half as many Japanese students study overseas as did two decades ago.

NEW YORK The critics of foreign aid are wrong.

Most foreign aid programs with the sole exception of Britain s have dwindled or been eliminated altogether.

Cameroon turned to foreign aid, cut government spending, and privatised industries.

Few independence movements were totally independent from foreign aid.

(c) Determining the availability of resources, including external assistance

They have a skill, which makes them much less dependent on foreign aid.

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.

Fifth, external financial assistance cannot postpone the day of reckoning forever.

But foreign aid also undermines the development of local state capacity.

Japan s overseas aid declined by 44 when that country hit hard times.

quot (a) Relief assistance should not lead to long term dependency on external aid

The U.K. government spends about 12 billion pounds a year on foreign aid.

The US military budget dominates everything about foreign policy.

At the time, foreign assistance was about 0.5 of rich country income.

Europe also dispenses half of the world s foreign assistance, compared to 20 for the US.

(2) Cut off all foreign aide to these barbaric Middle Eastern, African, or Asian countries

In particular, foreign aid to agriculture has shown marked declines over the past 20 years.

Ok the U.S. is still the biggest game out there but Great Britain 26 the BRlCs combined 3 billion dollars in foreign aid.

71. Recognizes that national Governments have primary responsibility for coordinating external assistance, including that from the United Nations system, and evaluating the impact of its contribution to national priorities

In Yukon, the National Child Benefit Supplement (see the Introduction of this report) is counted as income on social assistance budgets.

(For comparison, in 2005 the United States spent 27 billion on foreign aid.)

In that connection, approximately 30 per cent of the State budget went to pay off Ecuador apos s foreign debts.

External payments are defined as charges made against a particular office apos s budget by other offices.

External payments are defined as charges made against a budget of a particular office by other offices.

To put that into context, The U.K. government spends about 12 billion pounds a year on foreign aid.

Thus, foreign aid was regarded as a plot to trap poor nations in a neo colonial embrace.

Of course, not all foreign aid money is well spent.

In fact, foreign aid can also be used as a small inducement for national dialogue in Egypt.

After 1999, it had an economic boom as a result of post war reconstruction and foreign assistance.

According to the budget of the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the following assistance has been granted to Afghanistan

This is true of the clauses adopted on 16 June 1993 by the House of Representatives in the 1993 Foreign Aid Authorization Act.

6. Emphasizes that recipient Governments have the primary responsibility for coordinating, on the basis of national strategies and priorities, all types of external assistance, including that provided by multilateral organizations, in order to integrate effectively such assistance into their development process

The territorial budget consists mainly of federal grants in aid, the annual federal allocations through the Department of the Interior and locally generated revenue. In recent years, the Government experienced revolving financial difficulties (see A AC.109 2002 12, para.

The severance package was very substantial, and a large part of Suriname's economy for the first decade following independence was fueled by foreign aid provided by the Dutch government.

Reinforcing the coordination of humanitarian assistance within the United Nations has long been a Canadian foreign policy priority.

About one third of all external aid channelled to LDCs has been in the form of technical cooperation in recent years.

Failure to address the deficit (and the mounting debt) will create pressures to reduce what the US spends on foreign aid, intelligence, and defense although Republicans are more likely than Democrats to protect such spending (except for foreign aid).

Boosting regional integration in the Maghreb promises much and would cost relatively little. But outside help is essential.

No nation, no people, ever experienced growth that sprang solely from external support.