In areas like Dolow that may prove to be relatively straightforward, but the real struggle is to push aid - in the vast quantities now required - into regions controlled by al-Shabab.
Standley returned to Rite-Aid as a consultant for Rite-Aid in July 2008, he served as CFO and chief administrative officer between December 1999 and August 2005, and was appointed COO in September 2008.
The last time a famine was declared in Somalia - or anywhere else according to some aid organisations - was in 1992.
Providing excessive and non-sustainable recovery assistance to southern Mozambique will reawaken a culture of aid-dependency in a region that was finally beginning to break free from it.
With 17, 000 or so local and foreign aid-workers in Darfur trying to help the victims, the relief operation is still the largest of its kind in the world.
Inside, it's a little more tense, as lines of students queue up - financial aid applications in hand - to negotiate how they're going to pay for their education.
These dangers were highlighted during the last western food-aid programme, in 1991-92.
After a year on the road as a technician - basically a driver qualified in first aid - the trainee paramedic gets just six weeks in the classroom, followed by a few week's experience in hospital.
He steadily worked toward his goal of reforming the student financial system and played a valuable role in nearly every major federal student-aid program in our nation's history, from Pell Grants in 1972 to the Academic Competitiveness and SMART Grants for high-achieving low-income students in 2006.
He would provide an additional billion-dollar bonus in non-military aid to the country in the first year after democracy is restored there.
The purpose of the fund is to improve airport operations and grants-in-aid from the fund help improve the safety, efficiency and noise compatibility of a wide-range of airports, from the largest airports in the country to certain privately-owned reliever airports.
But that may require the International Monetary Fund - which operates programmes of short-term loans to aid countries in immediate financial difficulties - to change some of the conditions of its lending, which have in the past endorsed financial orthodoxy.
In the year 2010-11, Spain cut its aid budget - the sixth largest in Europe - by nearly a third.
In-kind food aid peaked in 2000, when there were large surpluses and low prices for cereals.
As Ashkelon's children settled into their living rooms instead of their classrooms on Monday morning, a few hundred kilometers to the south representatives from 80 countries and international organizations convened in Sharm el-Sheikh to pledge billions of dollars in aid to Hamas-controlled Gaza.
They're usually designed with a school's financial-aid formula in mind and ask 20 or more questions.
These stories also generally include 3 key types of supporters who appear to aid the leader-in-training.
From there he was extremely active, visiting flattened villages, overwhelmed hospitals and aid-distribution centres in addition to co-ordinating the response.
The few aid organisations in-country report a big rise in people taking to the hills to forage for wild foods.
They rapidly set up first-aid clinics in three main centres, as well as a hospital in Rostaq, the centre of the earlier earthquake.
Sudan is letting investors export 70% of the crop, even though it is the recipient of the largest food-aid operation in the world.
After the cold war, the American government thought that its army, with no more communists to face down, could be put to better use guarding food-aid deliveries in Somalia.
The humanitarian aid system is failing children, warns the report, which calls for a major overhaul in aid to education in conflict-affected countries.
The knock-down price was in aid of charity - following a plea for help from Julien's old school, Twynyrodyn Infants.
The WFP's ability to mitigate the impact of rising food prices has also been hampered by a significant decrease in the past five years of supplies of "in-kind food aid" - food produced abroad and delivered to vulnerable people in emergencies.
As billions flowed out in aid, and visa-less migrants flowed in, Libyans feared they were being turned into a minority in their own land.
As the chief policeman for unfair state aid in the 27-country EU, he will also play a decisive role in the overhaul of troubled Spanish banks and the setting up of a new, powerful banking supervisor for the euro zone.
Part of the problem, according to those who are fighting for stricter short-selling rules, is that brokerages and their stock loan desks aid in naked short-selling by looking the other way or by purposefully misrepresenting the availability of stock to borrow, reaping fees for services they haven't actually provided.
Such an effort might seek to link future Western taxpayer-funded credits and aid flows to progress in curtailing in-country proliferation operations.
KABUL, Afghanistan (CNN) -- A Japanese aid worker who was abducted in east-central Afghanistan has been found dead, a local government official said Wednesday.
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