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However, further investigation found that Norway's apparent poor performance was partly related to Norway's emphasis on channeling aid through multilateral channels rather than bilateral ones, and to its recent shift from health projects and sector budget support to providing more general budget support.
Donors are responding by channeling aid through non-government actors.
Alignment can be done by channeling aid through national budgets and using country systems for financial management.
While legal obstacles to channeling aid through the U.N. system remain, and the concerns about aid falling into the wrong hands have not gone away, the pressure is growing for aid channels to be opened outside the framework of the United Nations.
Channeling aid money directly or through national entities to community level seeks to rebalance this.
The majority now has transformed this question about private choice in channeling aid into a question about selecting from examples of state spending (on education) including direct spending on magnet and community public schools that goes through no private hands and could never reach a religious school under any circumstance.
The hope is that the group becomes a mechanism for channeling aid inside Syria and governing territory that it liberates from the Assad government.
Mr. Mugabe has often accused private nongovernmental organizations of secretly channeling aid to the Movement for Democratic Change, the lone opposition party of note inside the country.
Some liberals are pushing to end the longtime practice (it's a myth that this started with President George W. Bush) of channeling American aid through faith-based organizations.
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"Mostly they were farmers and craftsmen," said Hans Frick, a historian of the Volga Germans who is a spokesman for the Association of Germans Abroad, an organization channeling aid to them.
