The gentleman has identified a problem that we think is absolutely of critical importance. We have moved from, I believe, no money just in 2003 to 1 million to 5 million to $7 million in this year, so I think we are moving very substantially in this area.
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We must honestly acknowledge the failures of our foreign assistance programs, such as in a country like Zimbabwe.
MFAN advocates for responsible reforms to increase the effectiveness of U.S. foreign assistance programs.
Yes, there are. And I think actually USAID has undertaken, in these last several years, a lot of those reforms.
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