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For outside powers, the real work comes after the revolution — in helping democrats build governments that work.

It was the final of the post-World War II efforts — the United Nations was among the first — to build governments that were transnational, passionless and safe.

WASHINGTON — President Obama's team is busy these days managing a troop drawdown in Iraq and a troop escalation in Afghanistan, hoping in both cases to build governments that can manage their own countries.

He argued that the international development community was paralyzed and collectively incompetent, stating that only the Pentagon had the capacity to deploy credible teams with well-thought out and simulation-tested plans to try and hold up or build governments abroad that were collapsing or virtually non-existent.

At the time, officials said they were planning to build government offices.

And yet legal experts said it had become common for companies applying to build government projects to be involved in assigning and paying for the impact analysis.

The State Department and several human rights groups say the junta, despite repeated denials, continues to use forced labor to build government projects and supply porters for the army.

There were no State Department-led Provincial Reconsthection Teams — the bands of advisers who were supposed to help jump-start the Iraqi economy and build government institutions.

She wants to build government-private partnerships to invest in inner cities.

It would also harness UNICEF's expertise and build Government capacity in the storage of medicines, through collaboration with UNICEF's Health and Nutrition Sector.

China has recently built government buildings in Gabon's capital, Libreville, an airport terminal in Algeria, a communications network in Ethiopia.