On the recordSeptember 7, 2011
The United States must also insist on accountability for this assistance, accountability for the money spent, and accountability for the effectiveness and success of these programs.
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congress.govThe United States must also insist on accountability for this assistance, accountability for the money spent, and accountability for the effectiveness and success of these programs.
Highlighting the need for accountability in foreign assistance.
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