Rice said the stabilization force would provide humanitarian assistance, aid the return of people who fled the fighting and help the Lebanese Army move to and police the border, Rice said.
However, in the ensuing four months neither country has supplied weapons, sending humanitarian and "civic assistance" aid instead.
Strict British and US counter-terrorism laws are also discouraging humanitarian organisations from delivering vital emergency assistance, aid agencies have said.
Western donors, too, are concerned about providing families linked to the Islamic State with cash and other assistance, aid officials and camp authorities say.
Argentina, in the grip of a deepening four-year recession, was forced to default on most of its $140 billion public debt and devalue the peso currency in January, and needs monetary fund assistance aid to avoid defaulting on multilateral loans.
Another core recommendation is the creation of an integrated task force for each mission that combines political analysis, military operations, civilian police, electoral assistance, aid to refugees and displaced people, public information, logistics, finance and recruitment.
The White House has made clear that it will seek and welcome financial assistance, aid and logistical support in postwar Iraq from other countries and international institutions, including the United Nations.
While there are still thousands of people in the capital without assistance, aid is unlikely to reach places like the tiny village of Swarathok, 43 miles (70km) from Kathmandu, any time soon.
The total economic costs amount to as much as 65 billion US dollars, more money than low-income countries receive in total assistance aid annually [3].
The digital game developed for this study may be considered an AT, given its specificities and the categories adopted by the Committee on Technical Assistance: aids for everyday life and practical life; augmentative and/or alternative communication (AAC); and computer accessibility resources (Brazil, 2009).
