The two-year study described how misspent foreign aid fuels corruption and actually contributes to insecurity.
Meanwhile, the influx of aid has, in many cases, created dependency, fed corruption, contributed to insecurity and undermined the host government's capacity to oversee sustainable programs.
Globally, it's not possible that AIDS would have gained billions in donor funds in the new millennium had activists and health experts not argued that the disease destabilized societies and contributed to insecurity concerns.
With research showing that the number of violent conflicts has steadily increased since the 1950s, Philip Stack, a senior analyst at Verisk Maplecroft, a supply chain and risk management firm, says that companies trying to manage supply chains in conflict or post-conflict environments must have robust systems in place to ensure they are not contributing to insecurity.
As a man who pulled himself up by bootstraps, Varela shared Fortuyn's wish to challenge the complacency of mainstream Dutch parties to say out loud that too many immigrants and asylum seekers were pouring in and profiting from the welfare system - while contributing to insecurity.
The article concludes that climate events in China, Russia, and Syria in the years prior to the Arab uprisings interacted with existing water and food insecurities, as well as natural resource mismanagement, to create conditions that contributed to insecurity and unrest in the two countries.
Michael R. Gordon and Eric Schmitt write that the report said officials' lack of leadership and a culture of "husbanding resources" contributed to insecurities at the compound, where Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens and three other Americans were killed on Sept. 11.
These challenges contribute to economic insecurity the world over.
This will also hurt our fisheries and contribute to food insecurity.
This book examines exactly when and how these spaces contribute to global insecurity, and it incorporates the many spaces where state authority is contested from tribal, sectarian, or clan-based governance in such places as Pakistani Waziristan, to areas ruled by persistent insurgencies, such as Colombia, to nonphysical spaces, such as the internet and global finance.
