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Brazil expanded the coverage of its assistance programme for the poor, called Bolsa Familia, by over 1m households to 12m.

Three years after the start of the first assistance programme for Greece, and about three months after we agreed on a programme for Cyprus, the picture is mixed.

The international community should assist my country by partnering and collaborating with examples, such as the Aids drug assistance programme for Caribbean immigrants in America.

Last month, the UN Relief and Works Agency said it had been forced to suspend its cash assistance programme for repairs to damaged and destroyed homes and for rental subsidies because it had not received funds from donors.

They call for a coordinated Commonwealth-led military assistance programme for the Nigerian security forces in their campaign against Boko Haram, and increased international intelligence support and training for the Nigerian government and military.

Mind staff have a Wellness Action Plan drawn up with their manager which identifies specific support needs and have access to a 24-hour employee assistance programme for work or personal issues; a buddy system; flexible working hours and "mind days" – an extra six days of holiday a year on top of the regular 25.

It has already announced 14% cuts to the budget of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, which oversees public housing and other rental assistance programmes for low-income Americans.

At the beginning of the crisis, the EU did not have the expertise the IMF had," he said, referring to the Washington-based organisation's long history of overseeing financial assistance programmes for ailing states.

The government should improve its assistance programmes for workers who lose their health-care benefits and pensions when firms fail, and it should look at new and more generous ways of helping workers find new jobs.

Previously, he was assigned to the financial assistance programmes for Greece (2012-16, as EU Deputy Mission Chief) and Latvia (2009-12, as EU Mission Chief) - while heading the units carrying out the surveillance of Member States (Greece, UK, Sweden, the Baltic countries) - and led the unit in charge of the business-cycle analysis of EU economies (2008-09).

Italy's Benetton and the UK's Matalan say they prefer to back alternative assistance programmes for victims, while the likes of France's Auchan argue that they had no authorised production in the building at the time of its collapse and so have contributed nothing towards compensation.