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Chapter 2 does, by statute, deviate from a pure per capita basis for allocating aid to L.E.A.'s, increasing the per-pupil allocation based on the number of children within an L.E.A. who are from poor families, reside in poor areas, or reside in rural areas.

At the cutting edge they are experimenting with gamification, which could allow communities to try allocating aid funding themselves.

He says nongovernmental Haitian organizations and successful Haitians living abroad should get a legal voice in allocating aid money.

Second, some organizations may avoid allocating aid based on burden averted to avoid the perverse dynamic of punishing recipients who successfully lower the burden from a specific disease.

We need to get smarter about how we allocate aid if we want to really have a meaningful impact on preventing and reducing violence.

Moreover, the bank allocates aid to the poorest countries according to a formula in which "governance", broadly defined, plays much the biggest role.

Meanwhile, the Department of Education has been issuing waivers to selected institutions as part of its Distance Education Demonstration Program, which allows colleges to allocate aid even if more than half their coursework is offered online or via mail.

To be sure, more than bragging rights are at stake: the federal government factors in population when it allocates aid, and elected officials say that the city could be shortchanged by millions of dollars if the current figures stand.

The federal government would then allocate aid based on those ratings, according to The Chronicle of Higher Education.

The declaration allocated aid from the United States to help restore damaged buildings, pay for debris removal, and other emergency services.

As a result, there is a lack of political infrastructure to properly receive and allocate aid, or to respond to catastrophe.